Scotland closing in on head coach to replace Clarke
Summary
The Scottish Football Association (SFA) has found a preferred candidate to replace Steve Clarke as Scotland’s new head coach. They hope to announce the appointment within two weeks, before Scotland’s next matches in the Nations League starting on 26 September.Key Facts
- Steve Clarke resigned as Scotland’s head coach after the team was eliminated in the World Cup group stage.
- Clarke had signed a new four-year contract in May before his resignation.
- Craig Mulholland, the SFA’s chief football officer, is leading the search for the new coach.
- Mulholland has spoken to many candidates from both the UK and other countries.
- Interviews have been held, and the SFA is close to making a decision.
- It is not yet known if the new coach will be Scottish or from another country.
- Steven Naismith, Clarke’s former assistant, expects to stay involved with the national team under the new coach.
- The new coach is expected to be in place for the first Nations League game against Slovenia on 26 September.
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