Scotland Men's International Roll of Honour

The Scotland Men's International Roll of Honour is a list established by the Scottish Football Association recognising players who have gained 50 or more international caps for Scotland. The roll of honour was launched in February 1988, when 11 players had already achieved the distinction. ^[1] Each player inducted receives a commemorative gold medal, an invitation to every Scotland home match and has their portrait hung in the Scottish Football Museum. ^[1]

As of 23 March 2025 ^[update] , there are 40 players on the roll of honour. ^[2] Kenny McLean is the most recent additions, having won his 50th cap on 23 March 2025 against Greece.

In July 2017, the SFA launched the Women's International Roll of Honour, which recognises players who have won 100 or more caps for Scotland women's national football team. The women's roll of honour initially included 12 players. ^[3]

Players on the roll of honour

Key

*	Still active for the national team

As of Scotland v Greece, 23 March 2025

Scotland Men's International Roll of Honour

Rank	Player	Image	Clubs [note 1]	Caps	Debut		50th match		Refs.
					Date	Opponent	Date	Opponent
1	Kenny Dalglish		Celtic; Liverpool	102	10 November 1971	Belgium	12 October 1977	Wales	[4] [5]
2	Jim Leighton		Aberdeen; Manchester United; Hibernian	91	13 October 1982	East Germany	30 May 1989	Chile	[6] [7]
3	Andrew Robertson *		Dundee United; Hull City; Liverpool	82	5 March 2014	Poland	4 September 2021	Moldova	[8] [9]
4	Craig Gordon *		Heart of Midlothian; Sunderland; Celtic	81	30 May 2004	Trinidad and Tobago	5 October 2017	Slovakia	[10] [11]
5	Darren Fletcher		Manchester United; West Bromwich Albion; Stoke City	80	20 August 2003	Norway	7 September 2010	Liechtenstein	[12] [13]
6	Alex McLeish		Aberdeen	77	26 March 1980	Portugal	2 December 1987	Luxembourg	[6] [14]
7	Paul McStay	–	Celtic	76	21 September 1983	Uruguay	12 September 1990	Romania	[6] [15]
8	John McGinn *		Hibernian; Aston Villa	75	29 March 2016	Denmark	24 September 2022	Republic of Ireland	[16] [17]
9	Tom Boyd	–	Motherwell; Chelsea; Celtic	72	12 September 1990	Romania	11 October 1997	Latvia	[18] [19]
10=	Kenny Miller		Rangers; Wolverhampton Wanderers; Celtic; Derby County; Bursaspor; Cardiff City; Vancouver Whitecaps	69	25 April 2001	Poland	8 October 2010	Czech Republic	[20] [21]
	David Weir		Heart of Midlothian; Everton; Rangers		27 May 1997	Wales	6 September 2006	Lithuania	[22] [23]
12	Christian Dailly		Blackburn Rovers; Derby County; West Ham United; Rangers	67	27 May 1997	Wales	15 November 2003	Netherlands	[24] [25]
13	Willie Miller	–	Aberdeen	65	1 June 1975	Romania	8 June 1986	West Germany	[6] [26]
14	Callum McGregor		Celtic	63	9 November 2017	Netherlands	25 March 2023	Cyprus	[27] [28]
15	Danny McGrain		Celtic	62	12 May 1973	Wales	25 February 1981	Israel	[29] [30]
16=	Richard Gough	–	Dundee United; Tottenham Hotspur; Rangers	61	30 March 1983	Switzerland	11 June 1990	Costa Rica	[6] [31]
	Grant Hanley *		Blackburn Rovers; Newcastle United; Norwich City; Birmingham City		25 May 2011	Wales	7 June 2024	Finland	[32] [33]
	Ally McCoist		Rangers; Kilmarnock		29 April 1986	Netherlands	27 March 1996	Australia	[18] [34]
19	Scott McTominay *		Manchester United; Napoli	60	23 March 2018	Costa Rica	14 June 2024	Germany	[35] [36]
20	Ryan Christie *		Aberdeen; Celtic; Bournemouth	59	9 November 2017	Netherlands	14 June 2024	Germany	[35] [37]
21	John Collins	–	Hibernian; Celtic; Monaco; Everton	58	17 February 1988	Saudi Arabia	10 June 1998	Brazil	[18] [38]
22=	Roy Aitken		Celtic; Newcastle United; St Mirren	57	12 September 1979	Peru	15 November 1989	Norway	[6] [39]
	Gary McAllister		Leicester City; Leeds United; Coventry City		25 April 1990	East Germany	30 April 1997	Sweden	[18] [40]
24=	Scott Brown		Hibernian; Celtic	55	12 November 2005	United States	29 March 2016	Denmark	[41] [42]
	Gary Caldwell		Newcastle United; Hibernian; Celtic; Wigan Athletic		27 March 2002	France	8 September 2012	Serbia	[43] [44]
	Denis Law		Huddersfield Town; Manchester City; Torino; Manchester United		18 October 1958	Wales	26 September 1973	Czechoslovakia	[45] [46]
	Maurice Malpas	–	Dundee United		1 June 1984	France	3 June 1992	Norway	[47] [48]
28=	Billy Bremner		Leeds United	54	8 May 1965	Spain	18 June 1974	Brazil	[45] [49]
	Graeme Souness		Middlesbrough; Liverpool; Sampdoria; Rangers		30 October 1974	East Germany	4 December 1985	Australia	[29] [50]
	George Young	–	Rangers		15 May 1946	Switzerland	7 November 1956	Northern Ireland	[51] [52]
31=	Stuart Armstrong *		Celtic; Southampton; Vancouver Whitecaps	53	26 March 2017	Slovenia	26 March 2024	Northern Ireland	[53] [54]
	Kevin Gallacher	–	Dundee United; Coventry City; Blackburn Rovers; Newcastle United		17 May 1988	Colombia	7 October 2000	San Marino	[18] [55]
	Alan Rough	–	Partick Thistle; Hibernian		7 April 1976	Switzerland	18 June 1982	Brazil	[29] [56]
34	Joe Jordan		Leeds United; Manchester United; Milan	52	19 May 1973	England	24 May 1982	Wales	[29] [57]
35=	Colin Hendry		Blackburn Rovers; Rangers; Coventry City; Bolton Wanderers	51	19 May 1993	Estonia	24 March 2001	Belgium	[18] [58]
	Steven Naismith		Kilmarnock; Rangers; Everton; Norwich City; Heart of Midlothian		6 June 2007	Faroe Islands	16 November 2019	Cyprus	[59] [60]
37=	Asa Hartford	–	West Bromwich Albion; Manchester City; Everton	50	26 April 1972	Peru	18 June 1982	Brazil	[29] [61]
	Alan Hutton		Rangers; Tottenham Hotspur; Sunderland; Aston Villa; Mallorca; Bolton Wanderers		30 May 2007	Austria	24 March 2016	Czech Republic	[41] [62]
	Kenny McLean *		Aberdeen; Norwich City		24 March 2016	Czech Republic	23 March 2025	Greece	[41] [63]
	Gordon Strachan		Aberdeen; Manchester United; Leeds United		16 May 1980	Northern Ireland	25 March 1992	Finland	[47] [64]

See also

• Scottish Football Hall of Fame
• List of Scotland international footballers with one cap
• List of Scotland international footballers (2–3 caps)
• List of Scotland international footballers (4–9 caps)
• List of Scotland international footballers (10+ caps)
• List of Scotland women's international footballers

Notes

1. Only clubs the players were with when they received full international caps are included.

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64. Gordon Strachan at the Scottish Football Association