The Alba FA logo features a yellow shield with a stylized shield holding the face of the guardian, the words 'ALBA FA' at the top, eyes opened, and the saltire at the base of the logo.

Sgioba Nam Fear
Mens Team

Leanaidh Alba FA a bhith na thùsaire gus sgiobaidhean nàiseanta a chruthachadh airson agus gun riochdaich iad cùltar, cànan agus fèin-aithne na Gàidhlig. The Alba FA will continue to pioneer the creation of Representative Teams to represent the Gaelic language, culture and identity.


Lèirigidh Comann Ball-coise Alba suidheachadh na Gàidhlig ann an sòisealtas an latha an-diugh agus comharrachaidh e mar a tha i bunaiteach do dhualchas nàiseanta na h-Alba. The Alba Representative Teams will showcase Gaelic’s role in contemporary society and celebrate an integral part of Scotland’s national heritage.

CONNECT

INSPIRE

GROW

CONNECT • INSPIRE • GROW •

Sgioba nam fear | Men’s Team

  • A smiling male soccer player wearing a navy blue and yellow ALBA FC jersey with the number 7, standing against a dark background with a decorative white pattern on the left.

    LUKE MACKAY

    FWD

  • A man wearing a bright green goalkeeper jersey with the number 1, standing with arms crossed against a dark blue background. The jersey features a crest that reads 'ALBA FA' and a logo on the right side. The word 'Speak' is visible on the sleeve. The bottom of the image displays a yellow box with the number 1 and the name 'Micheal Maciomhair'.

    AJ MORRISON

    MID

  • A man in a navy blue soccer jersey with yellow accents, number 5, standing against a dark blue background with a patterned white border on the left. The jersey has a yellow badge with a stylized face and the text 'ALBA FA'. The bottom of the image displays the name 'Niall Mac a'Phi' and the number 5 in bold yellow and white text.

    HARRY NICOLSON

    DEF

  • A male athlete with light skin and short brown hair, wearing a black sports jersey with yellow accents and the number 9, standing with arms crossed against a dark blue background. The jersey features a crest with a face outline and the wordsアルバフェ and various sponsor logos. There is a yellow square with the number 9 in the lower left corner and the name Luce McAoidh written underneath in bold white text.

    ROSS MACDONALD

    MID

  • A young man with red hair and fair skin, wearing a black sports jersey with yellow accents and the number 6, standing with arms crossed against a dark blue background with a decorative pattern. The jersey has a crest with the text "ALBA FA" and a stylized yellow figure, and the number 6 in yellow on the chest. The text "Harry MacNeacail" is displayed at the bottom of the image.

    JAMIE ROSS

    DEF

  • A young man with short red hair wearing a navy blue soccer jersey with yellow accents and the number 10, standing against a dark blue background with a mountain and mountain range in the distance. The jersey features a crest on the left chest reading 'ALBA FA' with a face emblem, and a white logo on the right chest. The bottom left corner of the image has a yellow box with the number 10, and the bottom center displays the name 'Calum Frame' in white text.

    SAM MACKAY

    FWD

  • A young man in a dark sports uniform with yellow accents, standing with his hands behind his back against a dark blue background with a mountain landscape. The uniform displays the number 2 and a badge of Alba FC, with the name Daniel Moran and the number 2 in a yellow box at the bottom.

    CALUM FERGUSON

    FWD

  • A male soccer player wearing a black jersey with yellow accents, arms crossed, standing in front of a blue background, with text overlay: 'Jonachan Peucon' and the number 8.

    ROBBIE MACDONALD

    CÒIDSE

  • A young man with curly red hair wearing a black and yellow sports jersey with the number 3 and a logo on the chest, standing against a dark blue background.

    CAMERON SIMPSON

    CÒIDSE

  • “See this emblem here… it’s not just about playing football.”

  • “This is Our Culture. This is Our Language. This is Our Identity.”

  • “Pioneers creating National Teams for Gaelic speakers.”

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