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Scotland Call for Sevilla Forward Robbie Ure in Post-World Cup Reset Under New Coach Pocognoli

Coach Pocognoli initiates a squad reset for Scotland's Nations League campaign, featuring a first call-up for Sevilla striker Robbie Ure after a disappointing World Cup.

  • On Tuesday, new Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli named Sevilla striker Robbie Ure to his first national squad. The 22-year-old forward earned the selection following his high-profile transfer to Spain.
  • Ure's breakthrough follows a prolific spell at Swedish club Sirius, where he scored more than 30 goals. That performance secured a £9 million move to Sevilla last month, providing the former Rangers prospect international recognition.
  • Pocognoli, a 39-year-old former Belgium defender, initiated sweeping squad changes to refresh the team. He also selected Hearts winger Josh McPake, Celtic right back Colby Donovan, and Stoke center back Luke Graham, who impressed since his £2 million move.
  • Competitive Nations League appearances against Slovenia, Switzerland, and North Macedonia will officially tie Ure to Scotland. This secures his international future, as he was previously eligible to represent Ukraine through the grandparent rule.
  • Scotland aims to rebuild after a disappointing World Cup exit that prompted the departure of former coach Steve Clarke. The team now prepares for Euro 2028, which Scotland will co-host with England, Ireland, and Wales.
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Scotland call for Sevilla forward Robbie Ure in post-World Cup reset under new coach Pocognoli

GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — A transfer to Spain and change of Scotland coach finally earned Sevilla striker Robbie Ure a first international call Tuesday in a reset after a disappointing World Cup where the Tartan Army of fans far outperformed the team.

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Robbie Ure was left out of this summer's World Cup squad. Now the 22-year-old striker is being rewarded for his efforts and gets a place in the first squad.

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Daily Record broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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