Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn is hoping that the Scotland national team secures their place in the European Championships next summer. Scotland only requires two more points to qualify from Group A and they will face Spain in Seville during the October international break. If Scotland manages to get a point in Spain or if Norway fails to beat Cyprus on the same night or Spain subsequently, Scotland will qualify for the tournament. Gunn, who switched his allegiance from England to Scotland, considers reaching the finals as a career highlight that would fulfill a childhood dream.
Gunn expressed his confidence in the Scotland team, claiming that they have put themselves in a strong position to win the group. The squad is optimistic and in good spirits, having performed exceptionally well so far. The points they have accumulated also alleviate some pressure, allowing them to play more freely and aggressively. Gunn believes that they can achieve a positive result against Spain and hopes to replicate their success at Hampden by scoring several goals. Reaching the European Championships with Scotland would be the biggest accomplishment in his football career.
Angus Gunn, who is Norwich City’s first-choice goalkeeper, has also taken on the same role in Steve Clarke’s international team. He is following in the footsteps of his father, Bryan Gunn, who was a City legend. If he appears in the match against Spain, he will surpass his father in terms of international caps. Gunn’s family has been supporting him throughout his journey, with his father even being present at the game against Norway. Gunn’s family will be proud to see him play in a major tournament if Scotland qualifies for the European Championships.
