The Scottish national team, led by coach Steve Clarke, will compete in Group A at the European Championship 2024 against Germany, Hungary, and Switzerland. Key players such as captain Andrew (Andy) Robertson and midfielder Scott McTominay, who excelled in the qualifiers, are crucial to the team's success. Scotland secured their place in the tournament with impressive performances, including a 2-0 victory over Spain, and aims to advance beyond the group stage for the first time.

Angus Gunn, currently the goalkeeper for Norwich City, has emerged as a key figure for the Scottish national team, especially with the European Championship 2024 on the horizon. Previously part of the English U21 national team, Gunn chose to switch his allegiance to Scotland. This decision came at a pivotal time when long-time first-choice goalkeeper Craig Gordon was sidelined due to a severe injury, giving Gunn the opportunity to prove himself as a reliable option for coach Steve Clarke. Since his debut, where he kept a clean sheet in a 3-0 victory against Cyprus, Gunn has established himself in the national team and will be a critical asset in the upcoming European Championship.

Zander Clark, the second-choice goalkeeper for the Scottish national team at the European Championship 2024, currently plays for Heart of Midlothian. As an experienced goalkeeper, he has delivered impressive performances this season, positioning him as a strong candidate for the championship. His dedication and skills were particularly evident in friendly matches against the Netherlands and Northern Ireland, where he played as part of the Scottish team.

Liam Kelly has been called up as the third-choice goalkeeper for the Scottish national team for the European Championship 2024. Since joining Motherwell in 2021, Kelly has become a central figure at the club and recently extended his contract. His inclusion in the European Championship squad highlights his importance to the team and his development on the international stage.