Steve Clarke has insisted he has given Angus Gunn no guarantees he will be the new Scotland No.1 after persuading the Norwich City keeper to switch allegiances from England.
Gunn, whose dad Bryan Gunn was capped six times for Scotland, came through the English youth group ranks and had previously resisted chances to play for Scotland. But with the gloves up for grabs due to Craig Gordon’s long-term injury absence, the 27-year-old has been named alongside Hearts’ Zander Clark and Motherwell captain Liam Kelly in boss Clarke’s squad for this month’s Euro qualifying double header against Cyprus and Spain.
That trio don’t have a single cap between them and Gunn is expected to get the nod - although Clarke is adamant that all three will get the chance to impress in training before the Cyprus clash at Hampden on March 25. He said: “The keepers have a clean slate. None of them have got any caps.
