Signeul has named a 22-player squad and will add another member at the end of the week.
The squad will meet this weekend ahead of taking on Republic of Ireland at Stark’s Park, kick-off 7.30pm and then flying out to the Netherlands the following week to prepare for the opening match of the tournament against England on Wednesday, 19 July.
Defenders Vaila Barsley and Sophie Howard are both included having been involved in the last two squad gatherings.
Barsley, aged 29, was born in England and her mother is Scottish. Playing in Sweden for Eskilstuna United, she is teammates with Fiona Brown and has played for England U-17s in the past. She is a strong, agile defender and has been capped three times.
Also a defender, 23-year-old Sophie Howard plays for TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and the German born centre-back is eligible for Scotland through her Scottish grandfather. She made her debut against Belgium in April and featured in the recent 1-0 defeat to Sweden.
Gemma Fay has been named in the squad and will make her 200th appearance for Scotland the next time she plays.
Hibernian trio Joelle Murray, Kirsty Smith and Rachel McLauchlan are included after recently helping Hibernian Ladies to a 4-1 win over Celtic to lift the SWPL Cup for the second successive year.
Leanne Crichton made her 50th appearance for her country against Romania and will travel to The Netherlands, along with Jane Ross who scored her 50th goal for Scotland in the same match, at Falkirk Stadium.
Jenny Beattie has been ruled out of the tournament with an ankle injury while Kim Little and Lizzie Arnot are out with anterior cruciate ligaments injuries.
Anna Signeul told scottishfa.co.uk: “This is an incredibly exciting time for Scottish women’s football and I’m delighted to name the squad today.
“It’s a strong squad with a great mix of youth and experience. All the players have worked incredibly hard to reach this stage and deserve to play at the Euros.
“This year we have had the benefit of playing nine games which has helped build a unity within the group and the players are all focused on that first game against England.
“Before that, we take on Republic of Ireland at Stark’s Park and we’re looking forward to playing in front a big crowd to give the players the perfect send-off.
“The recent injury to Jenny Beattie is a blow and while all the players are gutted that she, Lizzie Arnot and Kim Little are out, it will add to our determination to do well for them as well as the entire country.”
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Euro 2017 Scotland squad
Goalkeepers
Gemma Fay (Glasgow City) 199 caps
Lee Alexander (Glasgow City) 0 caps
Shannon Lynn (Vittsjö GIK) 24 caps
Defenders
Vaila Barsley (Eskilstuna United) 3 caps
Frankie Brown (Bristol City) 87 caps
Rachel Corsie (Seattle Reign) 88 caps
Ifeoma Dieke (Vittsjö GIK) 119 caps
Sophie Howard (TSG 1899 Hoffenheim) 2 caps
Joelle Murray (Hibernian) 43 caps
Rachel McLauchlan (Hibernian) 3 caps
Kirsty Smith (Hibernian) 23 caps
Midfielders
Chloe Arthur (Bristol City)
Leanne Crichton (Glasgow City) 51 caps
Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea) 8 caps
Lisa Evans (FC Bayern München) 60 caps
Hayley Lauder (Glasgow City) 84 caps
Jo Love (Glasgow City) 177 caps
Leanne Ross (Glasgow City) 131 caps
Caroline Weir (Liverpool) 37 caps
Forwards
Fiona Brown (Eskilstuna United) 18 caps
Lana Clelland (UPC Tavagnacco) 14 caps
Christie Murray (Doncaster Rovers Belles) 47 caps
Jane Ross (Manchester City) 105 caps
