Scotland’s new head coach, Sebastien Pocognoli, will announce his starting eleven for the upcoming match in Slovenia on Saturday, and former Scotland forwards James McFadden and Pat Nevin have each offered their own predictions.
Pocognoli, who took charge of the national side earlier this year, faces his first selection decision for a competitive fixture abroad. The game in Slovenia marks an early test of his tactical approach and player choices.
Former striker James McFadden weighed in on the likely lineup, highlighting a mix of experienced campaigners and emerging talent that he believes could feature in the starting eleven.
Pat Nevin, another ex‑forward, offered his own take, suggesting that Pocognoli may favour players who have performed well in recent club matches and who fit his preferred style of play.
Both former internationals agreed that the final squad will be revealed shortly before kickoff, and that the decision will provide an early indication of Pocognoli’s direction for the Scotland team.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>
