Scottish Football Podcast

We discuss Steve Clarke’s latest Scotland squad, his future as Scotland manager and look at who’s in the frame for the managerial vacancy at St Mirren. With David Currie, Craig Telfer and Ryan Flynn.

Steve Clarke, the Scotland men's national team manager, shares insights on his journey to securing a spot in the 2026 World Cup. He discusses his ambitions for the team, the importance of early results in the qualification campaign, and the thrilling comeback against Greece. The dramatic win against Denmark at Hampden Park, featuring a spectacular goal from Kieran Tierney, is highlighted alongside reflections on grit and determination that defined this campaign. Clarke and players celebrate their emotional achievement as they prepare for the next challenge.

Scott McTominay left a struggling Man United to become Serie A’s Most Valuable Player, win the Scudetto for Napoli and be nominated for the Ballon D’Or - all in one year. Was he this good all along? Is he finally getting the respect he always deserved? This episode of Football Daily, hosted by football writer and Copa 90 presenter Eugene Noble, goes right back to the start of Scott’s incredible story and explores the making of McTominay: How he grew from the Man Utd academy, to being taken under José Mourinho's wing, to performing on the international stage. We speak to coaches and players who knew him at the academy, like Paul McGuinness and James Weir, as well as podcasters, pundits and fans like Jay Motty, Joe Fischetti and Umberto Bernardo, who have tracked his career from Old Trafford to the Neapolitan sun. We also hear from football journalists like Mina Rzouki about how Scott has transformed under Antonio Conte, as well as Scottish Legend and commentator Pat Nevin about how he is becoming a symbol for the nation in the blue shirt of Scotland. We even speak to Scotland head coach Steve Clarke about Scott’s crucial role to the international team and a conversation that sparked Scott’s career back into life. In 2026, McTominay is facing his biggest season yet: Napoli have a title to defend. They’re back in the champions league. And Scotland have their world cup qualifier campaign already underway. So the question isn’t just how Scott McTominay got here - it’s how much higher can he go?