Scotland: 2026 World Cup squad confirmed
Scotland have confirmed their 26-player squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Scotland return to the World Cup for the first time since 1998, and the Tartan Army are ready to paint North America blue.
Scottish football has undergone a quiet revival under Steve Clarke. The qualification campaign was gritty and emotional, built on the kind of collective spirit that has always defined Scottish sport. Andy Robertson's leadership from left-back, Scott McTominay's box-to-box excellence at Napoli, and Billy Gilmour's composure in possession give Scotland a midfield that can compete with anyone on their day.
Head coach Steve Clarke has named his final selection for the tournament in North America.
The Tartan Army Scotland's famous travelling support will be one of the stories of the tournament regardless of results. On the pitch, Clarke's side will be organized and difficult to beat. A place in the knockout rounds would be historic; the passion to achieve it is undeniable.
The Tartan Army -- Scotland's famous travelling support -- will be one of the stories of the tournament regardless of results.
Craig Gordon - Hearts
Angus Gunn - Nottingham Forest
Liam Kelly - Rangers
Grant Hanley - Hibernian
Jack Hendry - Al-Ettifaq
Aaron Hickey - Brentford
Dom Hyam - Wrexham
Scott McKenna - Dinamo Zagreb
Nathan Patterson - Everton
Anthony Ralston - Celtic
Andy Robertson - Liverpool
John Souttar - Rangers
Kieran Tierney - Celtic
Ryan Christie - Bournemouth
Findlay Curtis - Kilmarnock
Lewis Ferguson - Bologna
Ben Doak - Bournemouth
Billy Gilmour - Napoli
John McGinn - Aston Villa
Kenny McLean - Norwich
Scott McTominay - Napoli
Che Adams - Torino
Lyndon Dykes - Charlton
George Hirst - Ipswich
Lawrence Shankland - Hearts
Ross Stewart - Southampton
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico the first edition to feature 48 nations.
