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Steve Clarke Resigns as Scotland Head Coach

Steve Clarke Resigns as Scotland Head Coach

Steve Clarke resigned as Scotland's head coach on Wednesday, June 26, 2024, following the national team's exit from the World Cup group stage. The decision marks the end of his tenure after a period that saw Scotland achieve qualification for major tournaments.

Clarke took charge of the Scottish national team in May 2019. During his leadership, Scotland qualified for the UEFA European Championship in 2020, their first major tournament appearance in 23 years. The team also participated in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, narrowly missing out on a playoff spot.

The team's performance in the recent World Cup group stage led to the culmination of Clarke's role. Specific details regarding the terms of his departure or any immediate successor were not immediately disclosed by the Scottish Football Association. The focus now shifts to the future leadership of the national team as they prepare for upcoming competitions.

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