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Michael McArdle has named six uncapped players in his first Scotland squad as interim head coach for this month’s women’s Nations League openers.<\/b><\/p>\n
There are first call-ups for Celtic defender Emma Lawton, Hearts midfielder Eilidh Shore, Hibernian forward Eilidh Adams and Newcastle United midfielder Freya Gregory, who represented England at youth level.<\/p>\n
Goalkeeper Erin Clachers and Rangers’ teenage winger Mia McAulay are also included as nine players have been left out from the squad that failed in their Euro 2025 play-off final against Finland in December.<\/p>\n
McArdle, who was appointed on a short-term basis last month while the Scottish FA continue their search for a permanent successor to Pedro Martinez Losa<\/a>, has also chosen Leah Eddie, Lauren Davidson, Amy Muir and Kirsty Maclean.<\/p>\n Captain Rachel Corsie remains out injured after suffering a set-back while there is no place for Rangers skipper Nicola Docherty – who started in Helsinki – or 115-time capped Glasgow City winger Lisa Evans.<\/p>\n Jenna Fife, Kelly Clark, Emma Mukandi, Shannon McGregor, Jamie-Lee Napier, Amy Rodgers and Brogan Hay also make way.<\/p>\n Scotland kick off their Nations League A campaign in Austria on 21 February before welcoming the Netherlands at Hampden four days later.<\/p>\n Germany, ranked third in the world, complete the group and face the Scots in an April double-header. <\/p>\n More to follow<\/b><\/p>\n<\/div>\n