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Steve Clarke has signed a new contract keeping him as Scotland head coach until 2030, rejecting calls to resign after Euro 2024 failures. The 62-year-old, inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame last month, insists his deep squad knowledge and stability outweigh risks of a fresh start.
Steve Clarke has signed a new four-year deal to lead Scotland through back-to-back tournaments, including the 2028 Euros and the 2030 World Cup, after guiding the team to their first men's World Cup in 28 years.
Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay publicly backed manager Steve Clarke to sign a new contract, warning that the squad’s cohesion risks erosion without his leadership. Clarke’s future remains unresolved before the World Cup campaign.
Scotland striker Oli McBurnie delivered a Wembley masterclass with Hull City, yet remains excluded from the national squad—raising questions over manager’s selection policy. The striker scored twice in a 3-1 win over Watford, his first goals in seven games, as Hull secured their first Championship play-off semi-final berth in a decade.
Steve Clarke has named a 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup, with a shock return that could rewrite Scotland’s history in Qatar. The inclusion of Craig Gordon, at 43 the oldest player ever to feature for Scotland, adds firepower to a side chasing its first knockout stage at a World Cup.
Hearts’ 3-1 win at Celtic Park was overshadowed by late pitch invasions, drawing condemnation from Hearts and praise for the Tartan Army’s restraint. National team boss Steve Clarke labelled invasions ‘not right’ and warned of player safety risks as governing bodies weigh sanctions.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke has reaffirmed his strategy despite Oli McBurnie’s omission from the squad for the upcoming Euro 2024 qualifiers. The striker’s exclusion follows internal deliberations over fitness and tactical fit, with Clarke facing renewed scrutiny over his selection choices.
Ross Stewart has been selected for the Scotland national team for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, marking a stunning rise from playing in the Scottish Juniors. The 24-year-old striker joins established Premier League talent in a squad reshaped by injuries.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke announced on Tuesday he will not make drastic changes to his Euro 2024 squad despite calls for fresh talent. The decision comes as injury concerns mount for key players like Andy Robertson and Scott McTominay.
Ross Stewart returns to the Scotland national team after a four-year hiatus, while teenage sensation Findlay Curtis earns his first major tournament call-up. Steve Clarke's 26-man squad includes 43-year-old Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon and faces a tough Group C opener against Haiti.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke must finalize his 26-man World Cup squad, with Ross Stewart, Findlay Curtis, and Craig Gordon among those fighting for last spots. Conway’s injury and Hanley’s fitness complicate the call.
Tommy Conway remains sidelined as Scotland’s Tuesday deadline looms for their Euro 2024 squad announcement. The Celtic striker’s fitness assessment will determine his inclusion, with manager Steve Clarke weighing options ahead of the June 17 match against Georgia.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke says he has not received a new contract offer from the Scottish FA, leaving his future in doubt ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The 62-year-old insists he remains focused on leading the team to progress despite the uncertainty.
Steve Clarke’s 26-man squad for March friendlies against Japan and Ivory Coast features a surprise return for Angus Gunn and a first-ever call-up for 19-year-old Kilmarnock winger Findlay Curtis. With injuries reshaping the goalkeeper pecking order, Clarke insists there’s still room for latecomers to break into his World Cup plans.
Nineteen-year-old Kilmarnock winger Findlay Curtis has been surprisingly included in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad for the upcoming friendly matches. The young talent joins a squad preparing for the World Cup finals in June.