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Sebastien Pocognoli won the Belgian league with Union Saint-Gilloise last year; Pocognoli is a free agent after leaving Monaco in June; Steve Clarke left the Scotland job after the nation’s elimination at the World Cup group stages
Saturday 15 August 2026 13:55, UK
Sebastien Pocognoli is the frontrunner to become Scotland’s next manager
Former Monaco head coach Sebastien Pocognoli is the frontrunner for the Scotland men’s national team job.
It is understood the 39-year-old, who guided Union Saint-Gilloise to the Belgian league title last year, is the SFA’s leading candidate to replace Steve Clarke.
Pocognoli is currently a free agent after leaving Monaco in June. During his playing career, he represented West Brom and spent a season on loan at Brighton 10 years ago.
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