Celtic player Amy Gallagher has been called up for the first time for the Scotland Women’s squad, while Chelsea midfielder Erin Cuthbert will miss the upcoming UEFA Nations League matches.
The striker is part of Pedro Martinez Losa’s squad for matches against England and Belgium after impressing in the SWPL.
Cuthbert, who has 57 caps, is currently sidelined through injury but captain Rachel Corsi has been included following her return to fitness.
Milan striker Christie Grimshaw was also recalled after missing international friendlies in July.
There are eight SWPL players in Lusa’s latest squad, with Glasgow City’s Lee Gibson set to reach 50 caps if she plays in both matches.
Scotland will play England at the Stadium of Light on September 22 in their first meeting since the 2019 World Cup, when England won 2-1.
They will then face Belgium at Hampden Park on September 26.
The new competition follows the model set by UEFA with the Men’s Nations League and features 51 competing nations, divided into two leagues of 16 teams and one of 19 teams.
Lee Gibson could win her 50th cap for Scotland
The winners of the four groups in League One will advance to the final competition which will also determine the qualifying countries for the 2024 Olympic Games.
There will also be ups and downs between leagues. The top two teams in each group remain in League A for the UEFA Euro 2025 qualifiers.
Scotland band
Lee Gibson (Glasgow City), Eartha Cummings (Rosengård), Jenna Fyfe (Rangers), Kelly Clarke (Celtic), Nicola Docherty (Rangers), Sophie Howard (Leicester City), Rachel Corsi (Aston Villa), Jamie-Lee Napier (Bristol) City). ), Fiona Brown (Rosengård), Rachel McLauchlan (Rangers), Amy Rodgers (Bristol City), Sam Kerr (Bayern Munich), Christy Grimshaw (AC Milan), Caroline Weir (Real Madrid), Emma Mukande (London City Lionesses). Kirsty McLean (Rangers), Kirsty Hanson (Aston Villa), Lisa Evans (West Ham), Claire Emsley (Angel City), Martha Thomas (Manchester United), Amy Gallagher (Celtic), Lauren Davidson (Glasgow City).
