The 25-year-old, who has been side-lined through injury, is back in contention as Scotland prepare to close out their 2025 campaign with two matches in Spain — fixtures that will serve as key preparation ahead of the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers next year.

There’s also a first call-up for Aston Villa midfielder Miri Taylor. The 25-year-old, who previously represented England at youth level, has impressed in the WSL, most recently scoring the decisive goal in Villa’s 1–0 victory over an unbeaten Manchester United.

Kirsty Smith and Amy Rodgers drop out of selection for the final two games of the year as Andreatta continues to assess the squad ahead of next year’s qualification campaign.

Last week, Scotland were drawn in Group B4 of the European Qualifiers alongside Belgium, Israel and Luxembourg.

Scotland Women’s National Team squad:

Sandy MacIver Washington Spirit

Eartha Cumings Manchester City

Lee Gibson Glasgow City

Amy Muir Glasgow City

Nicola Docherty Rangers

Georgia Brown SC Jacksonville

Jenna Clark Liverpool

Sophie Howard FC Como

Emma Lawton Celtic

Leah Eddie Rangers

Rachel McLauchlan Brighton and Hove Albion

Miri Taylor Aston Villa

Erin Cuthbert Chelsea

Sam Kerr Liverpool

Caroline Weir Real Madrid

Kirsty Maclean Liverpool

Freya Gregory Newcastle United

Lauren Davidson SK Brann

Kirsty Hanson Aston Villa

Mia McAulay Rangers

Martha Thomas Tottenham Hotspur

Kirsty Howat Crystal Palace

Kath McGovern Hibernian

International Friendly Fixtures:

Ukraine v Scotland

Friday, 28 November KO 11am (UK)

Estadio Municipal de Chapín, Jerez

Scotland v China PR

Tuesday, 2 December KO 6pm (UK)

Estadio Municipal de Chapín, Jerez

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