- Steve Clarke has surprisingly resigned as Scotland's head coach following the team's exit from the World Cup.
- His resignation comes despite having penned a new deal until 2030, ending his seven-year tenure after Scotland failed to progress to the last-32 stage.
- Scotland's World Cup campaign saw them lose to Morocco and Brazil, securing only a 1-0 victory over Haiti.
- Clarke led Scotland to three major tournaments, including two European Championships and the current World Cup, making him the nation's most successful national coach.
- In an open letter, Clarke expressed gratitude to his players, while Scottish FA Chief Executive Ian Maxwell acknowledged his record-breaking contribution and the significant progress made under his leadership.
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