Hibernian have had two more players earn a national-team call-up ahead of next month's international break.

Striker Kieron Bowie, who signed for the Scottish Premiership side from Fulham earlier this month, and goalkeeper Murray Johnson, who is currently on a season-long loan with Airdrieonians, have been named in Scot Gemmill's squad for a crucial Euro 2025 qualification double-header against Spain and Malta. 

Former Hibs defender Josh Doig has also been included in the 23-man squad for the crunch matches at Tynecastle Park on September 6, and the National Stadium in Ta'Qali, Malta. 

Bowie has scored four goals in nine appearances for the Under-21s, with strikes against Hungary Malta, and Northern Ireland, and scored his first goal for David Gray's side in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Dundee.

Murray Johnson could make his Under-21 debut next monthMurray Johnson could make his Under-21 debut next month (Image: SNS Group)

 Johnson, meanwhile, has accrued caps for the Under-16s and Under-19s but is yet to be capped by the Under-21s, having been an unused substitute for two international friendly matches against Sweden and Wales in March. The 19-year-old shot-stopper has made five appearances for the Diamonds since joining on loan in the summer. 

Bowie and Johnson join Rocky Bushiri (Congo DR), Nathan Moriah-Welsh (Guyana), Rudi Molotnikov (Scotland Under-19), Dylan Vente (Suriname), and Rory Whittaker (Scotland Under-19) in earning international recognition ahead of the forthcoming break. 

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Vente could make his international debut for Suriname after switching allegiance, having represented the Netherlands in more than 30 matches at youth level. He was erroneously named in a squad earlier this year, causing confusion, with insiders confirming he hadn't made a decision on his international future.

However, the 25-year-old - currently on loan at PEC Zwolle in his homeland - appears to have declared for the South American nation ahead of their CONCACAF Nations League fixtures against Guyana - in which he could come up against Easter Road colleague Moriah-Welsh - and Guadeloupe next month.