Lewis Ferguson has refused to rule out Scotland finishing runners-up in their Nations League section and boosting their Euro 2028 qualification hopes.
Lewis Ferguson has urged Scotland supporters and teammates to trust the process under new manager Sebastien Pocognoli following a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Slovenia at Hampden. Despite falling three points behind Slovenia in Group B1, the Bologna midfielder refuses to give up on securing second place and earning a Pot 2 seeding for the Euro 2028 qualifying draw.
Scotland must defeat North Macedonia at home and Switzerland away while hoping Slovenia drop points to achieve a top-two finish. Ferguson defended Pocognoli's tactics, stating that implementing the new system takes time and rejecting fatigue as an excuse for the team's display.
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