Scotland have two further friendlies booked ahead of this summer’s Euros.
Steve Clarke’s side are already scheduled to play the Netherlands and Northern Ireland in March, but will face Gibraltar and Finland in early June before the tournament begins in Germany.
Scotland face Gibraltar in Faro, Portugal on Monday 3 June, before a send-off match against Finland at Hampden Park on Friday 7 June.
Both matches are expected to be confirmed by the SFA within the next 24 hours.
Clarke revealed Scotland will be based in Glasgow for Euro 2024 to “get a feel of the country” ahead of the tournament in Germany.
Scotland prepared for the last Euros at a training camp on the outskirts of Darlington in north-east England, and played two games at Hampden Park between the match against England at Wembley.
Scotland will begin their preparation by playing against the Netherlands and Northern Ireland in March, before opening the match against Germany in Munich on June 14th.
Mr Clark said: “We’re going to be based in Glasgow. We’re not going overseas. At the last Euros it felt like we were a little bit further away from the country and we didn’t really understand what this country was like. I don’t think I could.
“Obviously it was a bit different because it was the time of Corona. My idea this time was that I wanted the boys to get a feel for the country before they left for Germany.
“Plus, it’s a great hotel, a great pitch, so we know exactly what we have. The comfort of home. And attack the tournament.
“That’s what I want for the players. It’s important to get a feel for the national atmosphere before they go there, so they go there with an understanding of the scale of the tournament they’re playing in. Probably. Last time, it wasn’t a full Hampden as it was during the coronavirus pandemic and we were based overseas so I don’t think we were able to fully appreciate how enthusiastic the public was. This time for sure. I already know.”