The Scottish Hammer is on his way back stateside.

Giants punter Jamie Gillan, who did not fly home with the team from London because of a passport issue, was on a plane back to the United States early Wednesday afternoon, according to NFL Network.

The initial report Tuesday from NFL Network said that U.S. diplomats were working to help change Gillan’s visa from a NATO visa to a work visa.

Gillan, 25, joined the Giants this season after spending the past three years with the Browns. He’s averaging 51 yard per punt through five games, the fourth-longest average in the NFL. Gillan went undrafted in 2019 after punting for Arkansas-Pine Bluff in college. He initially played rugby in Scotland before moving to Maryland.