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Steve Clarke ‘proud to continue’ after signing new Scotland contract to 2030

Steve Clarke has signed a four-year contract extension with Scotland, keeping him in his managerial role until the 2030 World Cup. This deal means he will become the longest-serving manager in the men's team if he completes the term. Clarke had previously indicated he might step down after the current World Cup.

The Guardian UK 13d ago

Steve Clarke ‘proud to continue’ after signing new Scotland contract to 2030

Manager’s deal announced shortly before World CupClarke will have served for 11 years if he sees out contractScotland’s manager, Steve Clarke, has signed a four-year contract extension, meaning he will remain in place until the end of the country’s 2030 World Cup campaign. The fresh, improved terms are no surprise but the length of deal will raise eyebrows given Clarke has been in position since 2019. Should he complete the term, he will become Scotland men’s longest-serving manager.Clarke...

The Guardian Sport 13d ago

Steve Clarke warns Scotland not to underestimate Haiti after New Zealand rout

Scotland face Haiti in Boston next SaturdayHaiti beat New Zealand 4-0 in Florida friendlyNapoli’s Billy Gilmour ruled out of World CupSteve Clarke believes Haiti’s routing of New Zealand could be useful as a means of dispelling Scottish arrogance towards their first World Cup opponents. The 4-0 win for Haiti in Florida turned heads in Scotland, when a victory for Clarke’s team over the 82nd-ranked team in the world seen as essential for progression from a Group C that also includes Morocco...

The Guardian UK 4d ago

No wonder Steve Clarke is smiling: Scotland manager has new deal and future built on youth

The decision to extend Clarke’s contract before his side have proved they can finally progress to the knockouts could be a needless riskThe summit of Scottish football provides a wonderful environment for those who value long-term career stops. Neil Doncaster, chief executive of the Scottish Professional Football League, arrived at the then Scottish Premier League in 2009. Ian Maxwell, bizarrely headhunted from relegation-bound Partick Thistle, has been the Scottish Football Association’s...

The Guardian Sport 5d ago