Scotland head coach Pocognoli has ruled out the need for radical change as the team prepares for the European Championships, saying improvements can be made through a more measured tidy-up of the squad and its performances.
The coach’s comments follow a mixed maiden camp for Scotland. While the opening period in charge has not produced an entirely consistent impression, Pocognoli believes the team can address its weaknesses without undertaking a wholesale transformation.
Attention will now turn to refining the side before the Euros. The focus is expected to be on making targeted improvements and ensuring Scotland are better prepared for the tournament.
Pocognoli’s assessment suggests he remains confident that the existing group can make progress. With the European Championships drawing closer, the next stage will involve turning that belief into a more reliable team performance.
