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Napoli duo Scott and Billy are leading men for Clarke's Scots

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THEIR relationship on the pitch is clear at the heart of Scotland's midfield.

And off it, Scott McTominay says his Napoli pal Billy Gilmour is now more like a little BROTHER than a team-mate.

The pair are part of a four-strong Serie A contingent in Steve Clarke’s national squad, along with Lewis Ferguson (below left) and Che Adams (left).

But with McTominay and Gilmour starring for the Naples title-chasers, they are Scotland's poster boys in Italy.

Former Manchester United star McTominay will earn his 60th cap for Scotland tonight at Hampden against Greece in the Nations League play-off second-leg.

At 28, he could conceivably go on to break the 100 barrier and Kenny Dalglish’s record of 102.

But he rates Gilmour so highly that he expects the ex-Chelsea kid to get even MORE than him.

Both players were terrific again for Clarke's side in their 1-0 first-leg victory in Athens on Thursday.

And McTominay heaped praise on his Napoli pal, saying: "Billy is such a great player.