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Gordon leaves Scotland a legend - but who comes next?

Gordon leaves Scotland a legend - but who comes next?
BBC Scotland Friday 17 July 2026, 16:57 UTC 1 min read
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Craig Gordon has retired as a goalkeeping legend with Heart of Midlothian and Scotland, but what is his legacy and who can succeed him with the national team?

Craig Gordon has retired as a goalkeeping legend with Heart of Midlothian and Scotland, but what is his legacy and who can succeed him with the national team?
Gordon (PERSON) Scotland (LOCATION) Craig Gordon (PERSON) Midlothian (LOCATION)
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