Andy Robertson is keen to chase the record of Kenny Daglish Scotland

Scotland leader Andy Robertson explained that international retirement is not on his radar.

Instead, the left back, Liverpool, reminded Sir Kenny Dalglish that he was closing in his national record.

The 31 -year -old is scheduled to earn his eighty -first cap on Thursday when Scotland faces Greece in the first leg of the countries match.

Darren Fletcher will lead him to third place in the men’s appearance in Scotland at all, leaving only Jim Lighton (91) and Dalglish (102) in front of him.

“I have already said to me in the last week,” I am coming for you, “Robertson told BBC Scotland.

Robertson’s international trip under the leadership of Gordon Stachhan began in 2014 while playing with Dundi United.

Four years later, Alex Malish handed him the captain’s badge.

Robertson added: “I love playing with Scotland, and I appear in every camp, and I want to get the largest possible number of hats,” Robertson added. “Wherever that takes me, I take me.

Steve Clark may stop choosing me. Perhaps this is how it ends! 😅

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“You are dealing with what is in front of you.

“You need some luck with injuries, but I do everything I can to make sure that I am in the best possible way for Liverpool and Scotland.”

Robertson’s international goal came at a time when it stopped against Poland last November, as he won 2-1 in Warsaw and ranked third in the A1 League Group.

Now, Scotland is facing a decisive confrontation against Greece to keep its position in the top layer of the tournament.

The left back believes that the team showed great progress in the first group campaign, as it ended seven points from the last three games after a harsh start.

“The Association of Nations was important to us and the goal was to reach Group A”, “Robertson said. Then we saw the rewards when we held against Portugal and Croatia.

“There was a lot of negativity after the euro and our right.

“There was a lot of talk about him.” Is this the end of this team? “But I think we have retreated well.”

Greece, which ranked 39th in the world-ranked six places over Scotland-the second place behind England in the Nations League group from the level of B by the goal. Robertson admitted their challenge.

“They are a really good team at home and they don’t give up on many goals,” I admit. “It will be difficult, but we think we can give anyone a game.”

Scotland will meet with Greece again later this year in the World Cup qualifiers, along with Belarus and the losing side of the Portuguese quarter -finals against Denmark.