Scotland’s 26-man World Cup squad is now decided - and the wait for the tournament to begin is almost over.
There are just 19 days to go until Scotland get their campaign underway against Haiti at The Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and the excitement is hitting fever pitch as Steve Clarke’s men prepare to return to the tournament for the first time since 1998.
But how has each player in the squad been performing ahead of the tournament starting in North America? Here, we take a look at the form of each member of the Scotland squad heading to the World Cup next month:
17. MF: Kenny McLean - Norwich City
The Canaries captain had an excellent campaign in the EFL Championship, celebrating eight seasons at Carrow Road by being named the club player of the season for the second time. He heads to the tournament in good spirits, having played a major role in helping new head coach Philippe Clement turn around Norwich's season. | SNS Group
18. MF: Billy Gilmour - Napoli
Like his teammate McTominay, this season's Serie A campaign wasn't quite as successful. The former Brighton midfielder fell out of favour towards the back end of the campaign at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, starting just three of the club's final eight games. He's performed well when called upon, but made just eight league starts for Napoli this term. | SNS Group Photo: MF: Billy Gilmour - Napoli
19. MF: Findlay Curtis - Kilmarnock
The Rangers youngster ended the season in excellent form on loan at Kilmarnock, contributing to seven goals in his 14 games at Rugby Park. Scotland's surprise package at the World Cup? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
20. FW: Ben Gannon-Doak - AFC Bournemouth
It's been a really frustrating season for the pacey winger, with the hamstring injury he picked up against Denmark in November effectively ending his season before it had even truly begun. Made his comeback in the dying embers of the 2-2 draw with Manchester United in March, and played over half an hour against Nottingham Forest on the final game of the season at the weekend. However, the 20-year-old has played just 105 minutes of league football for this season, and enters the tournament lacking in match fitness. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group