A NEW tartan has been unveiled as part Scotland's bid at the 2024 European Football Championship.
Scottish vlogger Craig Ferguson, 20, will be wearing the tartan as he walks to Munich to coincide with the opening game of the competition. Ferguson is raising money for Brothers in Arms, a Scottish charity who are dedicated to reducing male suicide.
The flags of Scotland's Group A opponents – Germany, Switzerland, and Hungary - are all included in the design, while the dark blue backdrop echoes the iconic colours of the Scottish football strip.He said: "I'm so excited to share the incredible journey I'm about to embark on. It's not just a walk - it's a mission to make a difference.
He added: "Training is going really well and I'm over 70% of the way to my fundraising target, so it's all coming together nicely.
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