Pocognoli has 'positive nervousness' for Scotland debut
Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli admits to feeling a "positive nervousness" before his first game in charge of the country, a Nations League tie against Slovenia in Ljubljana on Saturday.
Scotland's head coach Sebastien Pocognoli confronts a mix of positive nervousness ahead of his maiden international leadership role, managing four Nations League matches in rapid succession. The Belgian tactician, who took over in August following Steve Clarke's tenure, is set to face Slovenia, Switzerland, North Macedonia, and a rematch against Slovenia.
Pocognoli acknowledges the challenge of managing a team with a high number of young players, with eight uncapped individuals in the current squad. Despite the pressure, he maintains a positive attitude, emphasizing his passion for the role and his desire to guide Scotland to success in a major tournament. Clarke, his predecessor, expressed pride in Pocognoli's appointment, wishing him all the best in his new responsibility.
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