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The new national team head coach is running the rule over his new-look squad in La Manga before the raft of Nations League games

New Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli is assessing a revamped squad during a warm-weather training camp in La Manga, Spain, ahead of upcoming Nations League fixtures. Pocognoli is moving away from purely defensive survival tactics, aiming for Scotland to thrive with engaging football as experienced players like Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney, and John McGinn target Euro 2028.
Pocognoli reflected on his past playing days as part of Belgium's "Golden Generation" alongside stars such as Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard, noting the heavy burden of excessive public expectations. Rather than feeling pressured by previous achievements under former manager Steve Clarke, the Belgian coach stated he intends to embrace the team's heritage and raise performance standards.
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