Captain Rachel Corsie “undoubtedly” believes the following era of Scotland gamers have the “high quality” to return to girls’s main tournaments.

The 35-year-old will retire on the finish of this worldwide window because the Scots shut out their Nations League A marketing campaign at house to Austria on Friday and away to the Netherlands subsequent Tuesday, with each matches stay on the BBC.

The defender, who has not performed for the nationwide crew since July, led Scotland out at their first, and solely, World Cup look in 2019, two years after reaching Euro 2017.

Having did not qualify for the final three main tournaments, the duty of taking the Scots again to the highest desk falls on new head coach Melissa Andreatta.

“They’re so proficient, the chance they’ve needed to simply refine their expertise, to turn into elite athletes from a youthful age, that is simply going to set them up for hopefully nice issues,” centre-back Corsie, who has simply left Aston Villa, stated.

“Undoubtedly [the talent is there]. Do I imagine we have got the standard? Sure.

“I believe the largest half, although, is having that mentality of I wish to be one of the best and I wish to be part of a crew that is one of the best.

“If we will do this and do it higher than the nations that we’re competing in amongst us, I believe we’ll get there.”