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‘It means everything to me’ – Robertson reaches century of Scotland caps in Nations League victory

Andy Robertson gave a heartfelt reflection on his international career after playing his 100th game for Scotland.

‘It means everything to me’ – Robertson reaches century of Scotland caps in Nations League victory

Andy Robertson's achievement of reaching 100 Scotland caps is a significant milestone in his career, as highlighted by his comments after the team's recent win in North Macedonia. The accomplishment holds importance not only for himself but also for his family and fans. Robertson has expressed his emotional attachment to Scotland, noting that it is the only country he has represented at the international level.

Having been part of the team since 2014, he now finds himself just two caps away from surpassing Kenny Dalglish's record of 102 caps. Dalglish currently holds the top spot with 102 caps, but Robertson could potentially surpass him during the November double-header. Scotland's current captain has been a crucial figure since his first appearance in 2014 and has been instrumental in leading the team during various campaigns under different managers.

His consistency, leadership, and ability to perform regardless of playing time have made him a beloved figure within the squad.

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