Scotland captain Andy Robertson racked up his 100th appearance for the national team against North Macedonia on Saturday, joining an incredibly exclusive club. He’s only the second men’s player to ever hit that milestone for his country.
Hundred Caps and Tottenham’s Left-Back Is Still Hungry
Think about that for a second: 100 games representing Scotland. Robertson, who’s usually tearing it up as a left-back for Tottenham, is now in rare air. It’s a testament to his consistency and how vital he’s been for the national squad. It’s a huge moment for Scottish football.
Kenny Dalglish’s All-Time Mark Is In Robertson’s Sights
But get this: Robertson isn’t even close to being done making history. He’s sitting at 100 caps right now, and the legendary Kenny Dalglish, a Liverpool icon, holds the all-time record. Robertson is just three caps behind Dalglish. That means we could see a new all-time leader very, very soon.
It’s looking likely Robertson will eclipse Dalglish during the November international break. How wild is that? He just hit 100, and the next thing you know, he could be alone at the top of the list for Scotland’s most-capped players. You gotta love seeing a player push past milestones like this.
Keep an eye on those November international fixtures, because Robertson is on the verge of writing himself even deeper into the history books.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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