Angus Gunn is dreaming of walking out at Hampden as Scotland’s no.1 this weekend after signing up for Steve Clarke’s national service.
The Norwich City keeper is a former England youth international but nailed his colours to the mast after talks with the boss and is now set to emulate six times capped Scot dad Bryan. Gunn has been chased by the national side for several years and having now committed, the 27-year-old has his sights set on being in Clarke’s starting line up for the Euro 2024 qualifier kick-off against Cyprus on Saturday and the glamour showdown with Spain on Tuesday.
The former Man City and Southampton star has been a stand out for Norwich – where his old man is a club hero – in the Championship this season and is battling it out with Hearts shot stopper Zander Clark and Motherwell’s Liam Kelly for the gloves this week. Gunn admitted his heart is set on the prospect of earning his first cap and marching out at Hampden in the starting line up this weekend.
