Cristiano Ronaldo oyunculuğa soyundu: Televizyon yıldızlarından yetenekli! | Goal.com Türkçe

milli takım ne zaman oynayacak monaco son 5 maç molde galatasaray haberleri2024-10-12 • 17:39

CloseExclusiveSportFootballSTICKING WITH STEVE Steve Clarke’s future as Scotland boss to be discussed AFTER summer break as SFA chiefs drop major decision hintA timeframe for talks to begin - at the earliest - has been revealedDerek McGregor,mısır kadın voleybol takımı Football EditorPublished: 22:31, 1 Jul 2024Updated: 7:12, 2 Jul 2024Derek McGregor, Football EditorPublished: Invalid Date, SCOTLAND chiefs are backing Steve Clarke — despite our Euro 2024 nightmare.Clarke’s position is NOT under threat — and he will be allowed to carry on as national gaffer if he still wants to.4Steve Clarke has not spoken since Scotland's exit from Euro 2024Credit: PA4A 5-1 hammering from hosts Germany kicked off a campaign that failed to deliverCredit: Getty4SFA top brass Ian Maxwell and Mike Mulraney have yet to hold discussions with the bossCredit: Willie VassSunSport understands Clarke retains the unwavering support of SFA president Mike Mulraney. Scotland crashed out of the finals at the group stage last weekend following a woeful 1-0 defeat to Hungary in a a must-win clash.That pitiful display in Stuttgart saw Clarke’s side finish bottom of Group A with just one point from three games.Scotland scored two goals — one an OG, the other heavily deflected — and shipped seven.Read More Scotland storiesBILL LECKIE Silent Steve Clarke would be voted out if he was up for election this weekPEN DRAMA Uefa ref chief FINALLY explains Armstrong penalty call - and how McGinn got luckyThe Scots headed for Germany full of belief we could reach the knockout stages of a finals for the first time.But, ultimately, too many of our top stars failed to deliver, while Clarke’s cautious formations, tactics and team selections were slaughtered by angry Tartan Army punters and former pros.Scotland are being viewed by many as the worst side to reach the 24-team finals.Clarke, who was appointed in May 2019 and is under contract until 2026, has yet to speak publicly on his future in charge of the national team.Most read in Football'CALL HIM UP' Scotland Euros absentee becomes history-maker by emulating Bayern Munich heroINSIDE INFO I'm a Rangers cult hero and I coached Connor Barron - here's what to expectMONEY TALKS Rangers 'held transfer talks for EPL defender but couldn't afford his salary'DIFFERENT IDEAS The Celtic board wanted me to stay but Rodgers had other plans claims starMulraney, too, has also still to formally comment on the flop in Germany.It’s understood Clarke, 60, and Mulraney have yet to directly discuss why we underperformed so badly, or what Clarke’s intentions are for the way ahead.Scotland boss Steve Clarke on angry confrontation with assistant Austin MacPheeIt’s believed both are happy for now to have a summer break.On that basis, it’s likely it won’t be until the end of the month at the earliest before there is a proper Euros debrief and discussion on Clarke’s role.Mulraney is keen for Clarke to remain in the role, with Scotland’s next game being the Nations League Group A1 opener against Poland at Hampden on September 5.Clarke ended our 22-year wait to reach a major finals by steering us to Euro 2020.4But that also proved a major disappointment, finishing bottom of our group with one point.The 2-0 friendly win over Gibraltar — ranked 203rd out of 210 teams by Fifa — in Faro last month is our only win in 12 games stretching back to September.Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football pageTopicsEurosUEFA Nations LeagueScotland football teamSteve ClarkeScotlandNEW STORIES ON THE SUNYOU MIGHT LIKERECOMMENDED FOR YOUMORE FOR YOUMore from The SunExclusiveSTICKING WITH STEVE Clarke's future as Scotland boss to be discussed AFTER his summer breakShare'CALL HIM UP' Scotland Euros absentee becomes history-maker by emulating Bayern Munich heroShareINSIDE INFO I'm a Rangers cult hero and I coached Connor Barron - here's what to expectShareMONEY TALKS Rangers 'held transfer talks for EPL defender but couldn't afford his salary'Share