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Scotland World Cup Squad: Gordon Set to Be Oldest Player as Gunn Gets No 1 Shirt

Last updated: 2026/06/02 at 7:09 PM
Published June 2, 2026
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Scotland World Cup Squad: Gordon Set to Be Oldest Player as Gunn Gets No 1 Shirt Scotland’s World Cup squad numbers have been confirmed, with veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon set to make history as the oldest player at the tournament. Despite this milestone, the 43 year old has not been given the No 1 shirt. Angus Gunn has been assigned the No 1 jersey and is expected to be the first choice goalkeeper. Liam Kelly will wear No 12, while Gordon takes No 21 in the final squad list submitted by the national team. Manchester United teenager Tyler Fletcher has been handed No 8 after replacing injured midfielder Billy Gilmour in the squad at short notice. His inclusion is one of the notable changes in Steve Clarke’s final selection. Scotland’s attacking options have also been clearly numbered. Lyndon Dykes will wear No 9, Che Adams takes No 10, and Lawrence Shankland has been given No 20. These selections may give some hints about the manager’s preferred forward setup, although the starting line up is still not confirmed. In defence and midfield, Grant Hanley has been given No 5, while other key squad members include Andy Robertson, Scott McTominay, and John McGinn. Scotland will continue their preparations with a final warm up match against Bolivia before heading into the tournament. Their opening World Cup group game will follow against Haiti in Boston, before facing Morocco and Brazil. Scotland Squad Numbers Overview Goalkeepers Angus Gunn (1), Liam Kelly (12), Craig Gordon (21) Defenders Aaron Hickey, Andy Robertson, Grant Hanley, Kieran Tierney, Jack Hendry, Dominic Hyam, Anthony Ralston, Nathan Patterson, Scott McKenna, John Souttar Midfielders Scott McTominay, John McGinn, Tyler Fletcher, Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, Kenny McLean, Findlay Curtis Forwards Lyndon Dykes, Che Adams, Lawrence Shankland, Ross Stewart, George Hirst, Ben Gannon Doak
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Scotland’s World Cup squad numbers have been confirmed, with veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon set to make history as the oldest player at the tournament. Despite this milestone, the 43 year old has not been given the No 1 shirt.

Angus Gunn has been assigned the No 1 jersey and is expected to be the first choice goalkeeper. Scotland’s attacking options have also been clearly numbered. Lyndon Dykes will wear No 9, Che Adams takes No 10, and Lawrence Shankland has been given No 20.

Scotland will continue their preparations with a final warm up match against Bolivia before heading into the tournament. Their opening World Cup group game will follow against Haiti in Boston, before facing Morocco and Brazil.

Scotland Squad Numbers Overview

Goalkeepers
Angus Gunn (1), Liam Kelly (12), Craig Gordon (21)

Midfielders
Scott McTominay, John McGinn, Tyler Fletcher, Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, Kenny McLean, Findlay Curtis

Forwards
Lyndon Dykes, Che Adams, Lawrence Shankland, Ross Stewart, George Hirst, Ben Gannon Doak

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