Ferguson Eyes Lasting Midfield Partnership with Gilmour as Pocognoli Downplays Goal Drought

Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson has expressed his enthusiasm for a potential long-term partnership with Billy Gilmour, hoping their midfield connection can flourish for years to come. Both players have been hampered by injuries, limiting their opportunities to play together for the national team. Ferguson missed Euro 2024, while Gilmour was ruled out of the World Cup due to a knee injury sustained in May.

Meanwhile, new Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli has stated he has no concerns regarding the team's recent lack of goals as they prepare for his first home match in charge against Switzerland. Pocognoli is focused on assessing his full squad's capabilities and how to best utilize their talents, with the tactical puzzle of player roles, such as Scott McTominay's, a key consideration for the upcoming fixtures.