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Steve Clarke has resigned as the head coach of Scotland’s national football team following their elimination from the 2026 World Cup. Scotland's hopes of advancing to the knockout stages were dashed when they were eliminated after the group stage, a significant disappointment for the team. Clarke confirmed that his departure was anticipated, stating it was an "easy decision" based on a long-standing plan to step down if the World Cup did not go well.
Clarke's decision to resign was made public shortly after the team's exit was confirmed. He emphasized that despite having recently signed a new contract, the circumstances surrounding the World Cup led him to believe it was the right time to move on. Over his seven-year tenure, Clarke made notable contributions, including guiding Scotland to their first World Cup appearance in 28 years. His leadership has been recognized, with many thanking him for his service as he prepares to leave the position.
29 June
Steve Clarke says he was always going to leave Scotland if World Cup went badly
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