Scotland Women name impressive squad as returning stars lift World Cup qualifying hopes

NYON, SWITZERLAND - MARCH 5: UEFA Managing Director of Women's Football Nadine Kessler draws out the card of Scotland during the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Qualifying Round Draw at the UEFA Headquarters, The House of the European Football, on March 5, 2024 in Nyon, Switzerland.
NYON, SWITZERLAND - MARCH 5: UEFA Managing Director of Women's Football Nadine Kessler draws out the card of Scotland during the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Qualifying Round Draw at the UEFA Headquarters, The House of the European Football, on March 5, 2024 in Nyon, Switzerland / Photo by Kristian Skeie / UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images

Scotland Women have named their squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers, which will see them play a double-header against Israel.

On Wednesday, manager Melissa Andreatta confirmed who would be playing a part as the Scots look to continue their fine run of form. Two draws with Belgium last time out saw her side end the international break topping Group B4 on goal difference, and they take that advantage going into the next two fixtures.

Between the sticks, Eartha Cummings, Lee Gibson, and Sandy MacIver have all been included.

At the back, Georgia Brown, Jenna Clark, Nicola Docherty, Leah Eddie, Sophie Howard, Emma Lawton, Rachel McLauchlan, Amy Muir, and Kenzie Weir have been called up.

In the middle of the park, Chelsea Cornet, Erin Cuthbert, Christy Grimshaw, Kirsty Maclean, Miri Taylor and Caroline Weir will represent their country.

Up front, Eilidh Adams, Claire Emslie, Lauren Davidson, Freya Gregory, Kirsty Hanson, Kirsty Howat, and Kathleen McGovern have been selected by the manager.

The Scotland Women squad in full

Player

Age

Club

Eartha Cumings

26

Manchester City

Lee Gibson

34

Glasgow City

Sandy MacIver

27

Washington Spirit

Player

Age

Club

Georgia Brown

23

Sporting JAX

Jenna Clark

24

Liverpool

Nicola Docherty

33

Rangers

Leah Eddie

25

Rangers

Sophie Howard

32

Como

Emma Lawton

24

Celtic

Rachel McLauchlan

28

Brighton

Amy Muir

26

Glasgow City

Kenzie Weir

22

Ipswich

Player

Age

Club

Chelsea Cornet

27

Birmingham

Erin Cuthbert

27

Chelsea

Christy Grimshaw

30

AC Milan

Kirsty Maclean

21

Liverpool

Miri Taylor

26

Aston Villa

Caroline Weir

30

Real Madrid

Player

Age

Club

Eilidh Adams

22

Hibernian

Claire Emslie

32

Angel City

Lauren Davidson

24

SK Brann

Freya Gregory

23

Newcastle

Kirsty Hanson

28

Aston Villa

Kirsty Howat

28

Crystal Palace

Kathleen McGovern

23

Hibernian

Emslie makes her return to the squad for the first time since April 2025. She was out for some time as she gave birth to her first child, and is coming back to international football just five months after the fact.

Grimshaw receives her first call-up in two years, with the AC Milan captain not having featured under the current manager.

One player who missed out on the squad is Rangers youngster Mia McAulay. She has been good for the Gers this season and is unlucky not to play a part. She certainly has a future in the side, and hopefully, we’ll see more of her in the senior team sooner rather than later.

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Jessica Elliott is the editor of SportSource and a Scottish sports journalist with experience across Sky Sports, The National, and multiple football publications.

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