Andy Robertson Nears 100th Cap for Scotland in Rare Milestone

Andy Robertson is on the verge of becoming only the second player in history to make 100 appearances for the Scotland national team, according to a report by BBC Sport.

The milestone would place the Liverpool left-back among an extremely small group of Scottish internationals to reach a century of caps, a figure the BBC describes as achieved by only one other man before him.

Robertson has established himself as one of Scotland’s most consistent performers over the course of his international career, featuring regularly for the national side across multiple competitive cycles.

The BBC’s coverage charts his international career in numbers as the milestone approaches, though specific statistics beyond the cap count itself were not detailed in the available excerpt.

Reaching 100 caps is traditionally regarded as a significant honor in international football, generally reserved for players who combine longevity with sustained selection by national team managers over many years.

The report did not specify the exact match at which Robertson is expected to reach the landmark, or further comment from Scotland’s coaching staff regarding the achievement.