Scotland welcome back three big names and a fresh face for their closing Nations League games against North Macedonia and Switzerland.
Scotland's squad for the final stretch of their Nations League campaign has a familiar core and one debut-worthy surprise. Scott McTominay, Kieran Tierney and Che Adams are all back in the fold, giving the national team a serious injection of quality and experience.
The headline newcomer is James Penrice, who has earned his first senior Scotland call-up. It is a milestone moment for the youngster, who now gets to train alongside established names and push for minutes in the games ahead.
McTominay's return will be the one that grabs the most attention. His energy, his knack for arriving late in the box and his big-game presence have made him a talisman for the Scots. Tierney brings composure and an attacking edge from the left side, while Adams adds a mobile, physical option up front who can link play and stretch defenses.
The squad is preparing for the remaining Nations League fixtures against North Macedonia and Switzerland. With key players back and fresh competition for places, Scotland have plenty of options to chase positive results and finish the campaign on a high.
