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Belgium's Pocognoli named new Scotland manager

London: Former Monaco coach Sebastien Pocognoli was named as the new manager of the Scotland national team on Sunday, replacing Steve Clarke who stood down following the World Cup. The Scottish Football Association said the 39-year-old Belgian had signed an initial two-year contract and would lead Scotland into the forthcoming UEFA Nations League campaign. Get updated faster and for FREE:…

Belgium's Pocognoli named new Scotland manager

Sebastien Pocognoli, a former Monaco coach, has been appointed as the new manager of the Scotland national team, replacing Steve Clarke who resigned following the World Cup. The Scottish Football Association announced that the 39-year-old Belgian has signed a two-year contract and will lead Scotland into the upcoming UEFA Nations League campaign. Scotland has been absent from the World Cup for 28 years and is set to begin preparations for the T20 World Cup.

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