Scotland's national football team is facing a severe goalkeeping crisis, resulting in the call-up of free agent Ross Doohan and Bournemouth's Callan McKenna. Head coach Steve Clarke's options have dwindled following the departure of Angus Gunn and Robby McCrorie post-defeat to Iceland. With several first-choice keepers sidelined due to injury, including Craig Gordon, Clarke's team had to rely on Cieran Slicker for relief, whose debut performance was marred by several mistakes. The selection of Doohan and McKenna aims to bolster the squad ahead of a friendly match in Liechtenstein.
Scotland's goalkeeping crisis has deepened, prompting a call for free agent Ross Doohan and 18-year-old Callan McKenna to join the national team as replacements.
Head Coach Steve Clarke expressed concern over depleted options in goalkeeping, highlighting the need to find another goalkeeper still in Scotland, as injuries mount.
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