Ross Stewart included in Scotland's World Cup squad | OneFootball

Scotland boss Steve Clarke has named his 26-man squad for this summer's World Cup.

There are some surprise inclusions in the squad, mostly notably that of Southampton forward Ross Stewart who has not played for his country since June 2022 in the Nations League. Indeed, the forward has not been included in a squad since then but his performances in the second tier have earned him a place in the 26.

There's also room in the squad for Kilmarnock teenager Findlay Curtis, who has scored five goals in 14 games for the club since joining on loan from Rangers in January.

Veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon has also been called up despite the 43-year-old having just played three games for Hearts this season. He will be joined by two other goalkeepers light on appearances this season, Angus Gunn and Liam Kelly.

Scotland will begin their World Cup campaign against Haiti in a game they will be expected to win on June 14th before then facing Morocco and Brazil in Group C.

Scotland squad in full: