The school James Wilson admits that his 'head was turning' after his heart manager surprised him with news of his first call from Scotland.
The Baleno High School student has been appointed in the Steve Clarke squad for the double playground of the Nations League play-off against Greece after hitting six goals for Hearts this season.
The 18-year-old has not even appeared in the Sub-21 Scotland team, and the news delivered by Neil Critchley surprised him by surprise.
When he was asked to summarize his reaction, Wilson told Hearts TV: 'Only surprise. In fact. It is a massive moment. I really didn't expect it, but I'm looking forward to it.
'I learned about the manager. I was playing a little joke with me, telling me that I had bad news and then gave me the news and my head was turning. In training I was only contemplating what was happening.
This time last year, Wilson began on the bench for Sub-19 Scotland.
School School James Wilson has been included after impressing Hearts this season
The Chief of Scotland, Steve Clarke, has brought two 18 -year -olds to his senior team
Motherwell's captain Lennon Miller has also been summoned for the Play-Off of the Nations League
“A little over a year ago I made my (hearts) debut and I really just started playing many minutes in the last three or four months. They have been a couple of months crazy and crazy.
“Everyone tells you in football how fast it changes and that has shown me now.”
Wilson has been selected in front of Lawrence Shankland teammate, but will have the Craig Gordon heart goalkeeper for support in his first Scotland camp. Wilson was not even born when Gordon, 42, made his international debut.
'I talked to him just when we arrived from training. I was saying that I might need to sing a song or something, “Wilson said. “But they will be a really good group, they will take care of me, he will take care of me.”
Motherwell Lennon Miller's midfielder, 18, has also been called.
His club published a teenager video discovering that he was on the team while watching a colleague's mobile phone in the training field.
Miller, whose father Lee played for Scotland, said: 'It's brilliant. I never waited for him, to be honest. I hoped to be in the 21st. It is a proud moment for me.
'I have been working hard to try to play as well as I can for Motherwell, and getting that recognition is brilliant.
'I still need to work hard for Motherwell and keep my place on that team. I will keep my head down and work as hard as I can. “