McTominay backs 'great man' Clarke for Scotland stay

McTominay backs 'great man' Clarke for Scotland stayImage source, SNSImage caption, McTominay has earned 62 of his 69 caps under Scotland head coach Steve Clarke (left)ByPaul BarnesBBC ScotlandPublished1 minute agoScotland midfielder Scott McTominay says he "would love that" if Steve Clarke agrees a new contract to extend his stay as head coach beyond this summer's World Cup.Clarke last week reiterated his desire to have his future decided before he takes his squad to the Americas.Asked about reports suggesting the 62-year-old is close to agreeing a new deal until Euro 2028, McTominay told BBC Scotland: "I would love that. "He is first and foremost a great man and, secondly, he's a great coach because he's helped us oh so much off the pitch as much as he has on it as he gives us that freedom and allows the group camaraderie to be where it is without allowing it to go too far."Obviously we have good professionals in the group, which is key, and our captain, Andy Robertson, and other senior players like John McGinn play a huge role in keeping the whole team together."McTominay overhead kick featured on new £20 banknoteAttributionNewsPublished20 hours agoShankland could be Rangers captain after 'coup' - HendryPublished17 hours agoDisappointed Miller understands tough Clarke decisionPublished20 hours agoDreaming of Iniesta momentImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Andres Iniesta's 2010 World Cup winner is Scott McTominay's first World Cup memoryMcTominay stressed that he and his team-mates are determined to make amends for Euro 2024, when they finished bottom of their group in Germany, as they to progress to the knock-out stage for the first time."Looking back, it doesn't sit well with me," the 29-year-old Napoli midfielder said. "I still have that bit between my teeth where you want to try to change it this time round and I'm sure everyone in that group has the same...