Robertson set to hit 100 Scotland caps - but who else makes top 10?

What the report says

BBC Sport Football reports that Scotland captain Andy Robertson is on the verge of earning his 100th men’s international cap, with a match against North Macedonia on Saturday set to bring up the milestone. The piece says he would become only the second Scotland men’s player to reach 100 appearances, underlining how rare that benchmark is in the national team’s history.

The article places Robertson close behind Kenny Dalglish in the all-time standings. According to BBC Sport, the Liverpool and Scotland defender is three caps short of Dalglish and could overtake him during the November international window if he adds to his tally. The report frames the occasion as both a personal landmark for Robertson and a reminder of Scotland’s most enduring internationals.

Rather than presenting a full ranking in the article text, BBC Sport turns the topic into a quiz asking readers to identify Scotland’s 10 most capped men’s players. The timing and the focus on the cap milestone give the story broader context around Robertson’s standing in Scottish football and the long career record of the players at the top of the appearance list. More generally, reaching 100 caps is widely regarded as a major achievement in international football, reflecting sustained selection over many years.