The Liverpool left-back is expected to make his 81st senior international appearance on Thursday in Greece during the country’s Nations League play-off first leg.

“I actually said to Kenny the other week, 'I'm coming for you'," Robertson told BBC Scotland earlier this week.



You need a bit of luck with injuries but I do everything I can to make sure I'm in the best possible shape for Liverpool and Scotland.”

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Scotland faces Greece in a two-legged play-off over the next week with the winner set to play in competition’s top tier when it resumes in September 2026.

The Scots finished third in a group containing Portugal, Croatia and Poland last year, while Greece finished second behind England in its League B group.

After the Greece clashes, attention will turn to the World Cup qualifiers with Robertson and co in a group that again contains Greece, along with Belarus, Liechtenstein and an unconfirmed fifth side.

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Robertson has earned 80 Scotland caps so far.

“You look at the group and think ‘can we compete?’ Yes, that's a definite, but it's going to be tough,” said Robertson