Levein stressed the importance of senior players in setting the culture as Pocognoli gets the chance to work with some of the squad’s experienced players.
Former Scotland manager Craig Levein emphasized the importance of experienced senior players in leading the dressing room culture under new manager Sebastien Pocognoli. Veterans Scott McTominay, Che Adams, and Kieran Tierney have joined the squad ahead of Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland after missing Pocognoli's opening four games.
Pocognoli integrated young players and handed out five debuts in his first international camp. Levein noted that it will take time for the Belgian manager to evaluate his squad, navigate tactical systems, and establish his style of play.
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