New Scotland manager Sébastien Pocognoli is counting on a rejuvenated Billy Gilmour to help the team bounce back from their World Cup disappointment. The Napoli midfielder impressed in the second half of Pocognoli's debut, a 0-0 draw against Slovenia, after missing the tournament through injury.
'If you have a player who plays one touch without even looking where he puts the ball it means that he understands the game plan,' Pocognoli said. The manager has warned players they need consistent game time at their clubs and wants Gilmour to 'take risks' as Scotland prepares to face Switzerland at Hampden Park on Tuesday. newsbetting.club
