In February 1988, the SFA launched a national Hall of Fame, initially comprising the first 11 Scottish players to have made 50 international appearances. Each member receives a gold medal, invitation for life to all Scotland's home matches, and has his portrait hung at the SFA offices in Glasgow.

There are now 24 players in the Hall of Fame, the latest to qualify being Christian Dailly, who passed the milestone in the Euro 2004 play-off against the Netherlands.

Kenny Dalglish 102
1971-1986
Celtic, Liverpool

Jim Leighton 91
1982-1998
Aberdeen (twice), Manchester United, Hibernian

Alex McLeish 77
1980-1993
Aberdeen

Paul McStay 76
1983-1997
Celtic

Tom Boyd 72
1990-2001
Motherwell, Chelsea, Celtic

Willie Miller 65
1975-1989
Aberdeen

Danny McGrain 62
1973-1982
Celtic

Richard Gough 61
1983-1993
Dundee United, Tottenham Hotspur, Rangers

Ally McCoist 61
1985-1998
Rangers, Kilmarnock

John Collins 58
1988-1999
Hibernian, Celtic, AS Monaco, Everton

Roy Aitken 57
1979-1991
Celtic, St. Mirren

Gary McAllister 57
1990-1999
Leicester City, Leeds United, Coventry City

Denis Law 55
1958-1974
Huddersfield Town, Manchester City (twice), Torino, Manchester United

Maurice Malpas 55
1984-1992
Dundee United

Billy Bremner 54
1965-1975
Leeds United

Graeme Souness 54
1974-1986
Middlesbrough, Liverpool, Sampdoria, Rangers

George Young 53
1946-1957
Rangers

Alan Rough 53
1976-1986
Partick Thistle Hibernian

Kevin Gallacher 53
1988-2001
Dundee United, Coventry City, Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United

Joe Jordan 52
1973-1982
Leeds United, Manchester United, Milan AC

Colin Hendry 51
1993-2001
Blackburn Rovers, Rangers, Coventry City,Bolton Wanderers

Asa Hartford 50
1972-1982
West Bromwich Albion, Manchester City, Everton

Gordon Strachan 50
1980-1992
Aberdeen, Manchester United, Leeds United

Christian Dailly 50
1997 to date
Blackburn Rovers, Derby County, West Ham United