Greg Lobban, Scotland’s top-ranked squash player, has announced his intention to compete for Australia in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The decision, confirmed by Lobban himself, comes as squash prepares for its Olympic debut. He acknowledged the difficulty of leaving his Scottish roots but cited opportunities within the Australian squash program as a key factor. Lobban aims to leverage the move to enhance his chances of Olympic participation, as Australia offers a more robust pathway for competitive success in the sport. The switch signifies a significant gain for Australian squash and a loss for the Scottish team. Lobban’s transition is driven by a desire to maximize his potential on the Olympic stage. He has not detailed the specifics of his move but confirmed his commitment to representing Australia moving forward.