NEWS · 06 Oct 2026
Gilmour excited to chase 50th Scotland cap after key role in Pocognoli’s win
Billy Gilmour is eager to reach his 50th Scotland cap, a milestone he says feels both personal and symbolic of the nation’s progress. His excitement follows a key role in Scotland’s first win under new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli, a result that has energized the squad and its supporters.
Billy Gilmour is delighted at the prospect of earning his 50th cap for Scotland, a milestone that feels both personal and symbolic of the nation’s progress.
The excitement comes after Gilmour played an integral part in Scotland’s first win under new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli, a result that has energized the squad and its supporters.
As a regular in the national side for several years, Gilmour sees the 50‑cap mark as a testament to his consistency and leadership on the pitch.
Scotland now looks ahead to a series of important fixtures, where Gilmour hopes to add to his tally and help the team maintain the momentum sparked by Pocognoli’s debut triumph.
With the international calendar packed, the next matches will offer Gilmour and the rest of the squad an opportunity to further establish the new coach’s philosophy and continue building toward future tournaments.