Scotland football hall of fame - Definition and Overview

The Scottish Football Hall of Fame was set up in 1988 by the Scottish Football Association. Players who have gained 50 or more international caps are members.

There are currently 24 members in the hall of fame.

Kenny Dalglish (102 caps).
Jim Leighton (91 caps).
Alex McLeish (77 caps).
Paul McStay (76 caps).
Tom Boyd (72 caps).
Willie Miller (65 caps).
Danny McGrain (62 caps).
Richard Gough (61 caps).
Ally McCoist (61 caps).
John Collins (58 caps).
Roy Aitken (57 caps).
Gary McAllister (57 caps).
Denis Law (55 caps).
Maurice Malpas (55 caps).
Billy Bremner (54 caps).
Graeme Souness (54 caps).
George Young (53 caps).
Alan Rough (53 caps).
Christian Dailly (53 caps).
Kevin Gallagher (53 caps).
Joe Jordan (52 caps).
Colin Hendry (51 caps).
Asa Hartford (50 caps).
Gordon Strachan (50 caps).

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Scotland football hall of fame - Definition and Overview

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