New-look squad, but how will Pocognoli's Scotland line-up?
Summary
Scotland’s new football coach Sebastien Pocognoli has included many new players in the national squad ahead of their Nations League match against Slovenia. Although eight players are new to the team, experts expect the starting lineup to remain mostly familiar, with slight changes in defense and midfield.Key Facts
- Scotland’s national team is preparing in Spain before flying to Ljubljana, Slovenia, for their Nations League game.
- New coach Sebastien Pocognoli added eight players who have never played for Scotland before.
- Two players, Findlay Curtis and James Wilson, were moved to the under-21 team.
- Former players think only one or two of the new players will start the game, keeping most of the team the same.
- Pocognoli may use three defenders at the back, possibly with Aaron Hickey playing as a right-center defender to help attack.
- Billy Gilmour, an important midfielder who missed the World Cup, is expected to start for Scotland.
- Midfielder John McGinn remains a key player for the team despite past position challenges.
- The team aims to play more aggressively and control the ball better under Pocognoli’s leadership.
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