Fergus Burke, the Saracens fly-half who also qualifies to represent England and New Zealand, has been called up for his first involvement in a Scotland squad ahead of the Six Nations.

Sione Tuipulotu will captain Scotland during the 2025 Six Nations with head coach Gregor Townsend naming his 37-man squad for the tournament. Townsend has called up one uncapped forward and one back for the tournament as the side looks to improve on their fourth-place finish in 2024.

Saracens fly-half Fergus Burke was eligible to play for either Scotland, England or New Zealand; head coach Gregor Townsend has included Burke in a 37-player squad; uncapped Jack Mann is called up, while Jonny Gray returns;

The Saracens fly-half is one of two uncapped players in the 37-man Scotland squad which was announced on Wednesday afternoon. The other new boy is Jack Mann, the 25-year-old Glasgow Warriors back-rower who came through a torrid time with injuries to impress this season for Franco Smith’s side.

Gregor Townsend has urged his Scotland players to “attack” the upcoming Six Nations and give “everything they have got” after learning from the pain of last year’s campaign. Townsend named a 37-man squad for the opening games against Italy and Ireland with Saracens fly half Fergus Burke, 25, a new call-up.

Scotland have two home games to start the Six Nations, a relatively clean bill of health, plus class, nous and physicality. Do they dare to dream?

(Reuters) -Scotland coach Gregor Townsend named uncapped New Zealand-born flyhalf Fergus Burke and number eight Jack Mann in his squad for the Six Nations Championship, but experienced trio Kyle Steyn,

Glasgow Warriors centre Sione Tuipulotu will again captain the side for the games against Italy, Ireland, England, Wales and France.