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Clarke steps down as Scotland manager after World Cup exit

Scotland’s World Cup exit triggers Steve Clarke’s resignation as men’s head coach.

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The brief

Steve Clarke has stepped down as Scotland’s men’s head coach following the team’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup, according to the Scottish Football Association announcement. Coverage highlights the departure across multiple outlets: the Scottish FA released a formal statement, the BBC ran a piece titled “Bye‑bye, Scotland!”, and ESPN reported the resignation in the context of the World Cup loss.

Future reporting will focus on the Scottish Football Association’s process to appoint a new manager, with no timeline or candidate details provided in the current coverage.

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Quick answers

What prompted Steve Clarke’s resignation?

Coverage links his departure to Scotland’s elimination from the 2026 World Cup.

Which organization announced the coaching change?

The Scottish Football Association issued the official announcement.

Has a successor been named?

Coverage does not yet specify who will replace Clarke as head coach.

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