Scotland captain Andy Robertson notched his 100th national team cap against North Macedonia on Saturday. Talk about a milestone! He’s now only the second men’s player ever to hit that mark for Scotland. That’s some serious history right there.
Chasing Greatness
This Tottenham left-back isn’t just celebrating a century of appearances, he’s also got his sights set on an even bigger record. Robertson is now three caps behind the legendary Kenny Dalglish. Seriously, Dalglish is a Liverpool icon, a true giant of the game, so being this close is huge.
A New Record on the Horizon
And get ready, because it looks like Robertson is going to smash that record sooner rather than later. He’s expected to eclipse Dalglish’s cap count during November’s international break. Imagine that, becoming the most-capped men’s player in Scotland’s history!
So yeah, mark your calendars for November. We’re about to witness a new record holder for Scotland’s national team, and it’s going to be something to see.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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