Lennon Miller, a 20-year-old Scotland hopeful, is eager to impress head coach Sebastien Pocognoli after being omitted from the World Cup squad. Scotland, currently standing 3rd in the World Cup with 3 points from 3 games, recently exited the World Cup finals. According to The Scotsman Football, Miller's omission from the 33-man World Cup squad has motivated him to work harder.
What's next for Scotland?
Scotland's 2026 Nations League campaign includes matches against Slovenia, Switzerland, and North Macedonia, with Pocognoli's debut match against Slovenia on September 26. Miller, who plays for Udinese in Italy's Serie A, is determined to make an impact.
Miller's background
Miller's father, Lee Miller, is a former Scotland international, and Lennon has grown up with a passion for football. He turned 20 earlier in the week and is now more focused than ever on breaking into the Scotland team.
Scotland's current form
Scotland's recent form has been inconsistent, with 2 wins and 3 losses in their last 5 games, and they are currently 4 points behind leaders Brazil in the World Cup standings. Their last result was a 0-3 loss to Brazil on June 24, 2026.
Preparing for the next match
As Scotland prepares for their next fixture against Slovenia on September 26, Miller will be looking to impress Pocognoli and secure a spot in the team. With the team's current goal difference at -3, having scored only 1 goal and conceded 4, they will need to improve their performance to succeed in the Nations League. You can check the team's upcoming fixtures on our fixtures page and see the current squad on our squad page. For more information on the team's statistics, visit our stats page.
