The 20-year-old, and sibling John, are with the under-21 squad ahead of friendly matches in Spain against Ukraine tomorrow (Thursday), and the USA on Sunday.

Since his maiden call-up last November, Andrew has won five caps, and produced three assists, at that level.

He featured throughout the Scots' UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifying campaign, which ended last month, and remains involved in a fresh group selected by recently-appointed head coach, Tony Docherty.

That will include John, for the first time, having previously played for the national side's under-19s.

Andrew Tod has said call-ups for he and brother John is a proud moment for their family. (Image: Craig Brown)

Andrew said the potential of lining up with his brother in a Scotland shirt, having done so at club level with the Pars, would be a highlight of their footballing journey so far.

"Obviously it’s a really proud moment again for me and my family, so I’m looking forward to the time away," he said.

"I'm really happy for him (John). It’s a big achievement for him and that probably makes my family even prouder.

"It'll be probably one of the best experiences of our career so far if we got to do that together (play), especially at the 21s level.

"It's just that next step, getting to that first team, but, under-21 levels, Scotland, can't really ask for a better occasion.

"John's got that experience with the under-19s, so he'll just step into camp like camps are the same, just with different people.

"He'll get to know all the boys and, obviously, there's fresh faces for me as well.

"It'll be a good experience for him and hopefully he does really well."

Andrew Tod said that he is "really happy" for sibling, John, to also be named in the Scotland under-21 squad. (Image: Craig Brown)

Andrew said that, whilst he and John didn't have any indication of their call-ups ahead of the squad announcement, it "didn't come as a surprise, because we both have that confidence in ourselves that we're top players".

The duo are set to be watched by their proud parents, Zoe and Andy, the latter of whom enjoys legendary status with Dunfermline, having racked up well over 300 appearances during two spells with the club.

Having trained with the senior squad last year before a Hampden friendly against Curaçao, ahead of the World Cup, Andrew hopes that impressing with the under-21s can provide a pathway there.

The squad includes players such as Lennon Miller, James Wilson, and Tyler Fletcher, who have all experienced being part of the senior set-up before.

"That's what the management staff are driving as well, there is that pathway and it’s just up to you to go and show what you can do and make that next step up," Andrew continued.

"The new management staff came in with the last camp and we'd done really well in the two games. We implemented the new philosophies and the way they want to play.

The Pars stars will hope to have the chance to line-up together for their country. (Image: Craig Brown)

"It's still fresh but we took a lot on last camp. There’s a lot of new, fresh faces, and hopefully they can learn the way that the management staff want to play."