Hibs youngster Josh Doig admits he'd love to challenge Andy Robertson and Kieran Tierney in the English Premier League - and in the Scotland squad.
The young full back has been excellent for Hibs since breaking into the team at the start of the season and is keeping stalwart Lewis Stevenson out of the team.
And he revealed he is continually watching Tierney and Robertson in a bid to learn everything he can about the position he plays.
Doig spent last season on loan at Queen's Park - where Robertson initially made his name - and both the Liverpool star and former Celtic defender Tierney are huge inspirations.
Doig said: "I try and watch them as much as I can. They are both absolutely flying at the moment.
"They are such an inspiration for young Scottish players, especially playing in my position. You can't get any better than that.
"Seeing what they are doing is unbelievable and I try and base as much of my game on theirs as possible because they are doing something right."
Doig has been heavily linked with moves to England, but he's keeping his head down and getting on with the job in hand at Easter Road for now.
When asked if he is aiming to compete in England, he replied: "That's everyone's goal, is it not? At the moment I am just trying to keep my head down and trying to get as many games as possible this season because I am trying not to take anything for granted.
"Two years ago I was getting released from a club (Hearts) and now I am here. It seems like all of a sudden I am here but I can't let anything distract me pushing forward."
