Scotland seeks new manager after Steve Clarke's resignation

Steve Clarke has stepped down as Scotland's manager following the team’s World Cup group-stage exit. His departure ends a seven-year tenure that included significant achievements, such as reaching Euro 2020 and securing Scotland's first World Cup qualification since 1998. The Scottish FA is now considering several candidates, including Ange Postecoglou, David Moyes, and Steven Naismith, for the vacant position. Clarke expressed gratitude for his players and acknowledged the journey undertaken during his time in charge. The Scottish FA praised Clarke's contributions to revitalizing Scotland's footballing fortunes despite the disappointment of the recent tournament setback.

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