You are Scotland boss Pocognoli - what would you do?

As Scotland's new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli prepares for the upcoming Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland, he faces the challenge of selecting his starting XI. McTominay, who is set to make his debut under Pocognoli, could potentially play alongside John McGinn in a 3-4-1-2 or 3-4-2-1 formation. Alternatively, he could also operate in a more central role, supporting the lone striker.

Billy Gilmour and Lewis Ferguson are expected to anchor the central midfield, but Ryan Christie might be given a chance to showcase his talents in Bournemouth's recent form.

At the back, Andy Robertson will likely start on the left flank, having recently closed in on Sir Kenny Dalglish's record for the most caps for Scotland. Ben Gannon-Doak will probably provide width on the right wing, despite not being a natural fit for the position. However, his attacking contributions during the match against North Macedonia might secure his place for the crucial game against Switzerland. Aaron Hickey could serve as a potential alternative on the right flank.

In the striking department, Oli McBurnie, who has scored two goals in his last three appearances, appears to be a strong contender for a starting spot, especially if Scotland opts for a two-upfront formation. Conversely, Kieron Bowie, who has struggled to establish himself in the recent term, might be considered if McBurnie is omitted in favor of Adams or another forward.