New Scotland coach Luke Benstead admits he can't wait to work with Sebastian Pocognoli in the new international set-up.
The former Belgium set-piece coach was headhunted from Istanbul Basaksehir to join the Scotland set-up, ahead of the Nations League batch of games against Slovenia, Switzerland and North Macedonia.
Benstead admitted the chance to work for Scotland was too good to turn down.
He said: "The Scotland national team is in a really, really good place, and we’re looking forward to pushing it even further.
"It’s our job to continue the positives and put our own feeling in it and move it forward.
"It's a very big job. It’s a very good squad. They just came from a World Cup, and it was really exciting.
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"To combine an exciting project with a coach that I’ve worked with before, it was only a win-win.
"I was lucky enough to be with the Belgian national team for around six or seven years.
"I know how to approach it, but of course, it’s just getting the best out of the group of players, the best out of the staff and working towards getting the best opportunities possible for the team.
"At the 2018 World Cup with Belgium, we played Brazil in the World Cup and we won because we scored a corner.
"At the highest level, these details can make the difference. You come up against the best players of their country, so you always have to be ready to perform.
"I have worked with many good coaches and it’s their life. It’s their passion.
"And if you get the chance to do something that you enjoy, you should do it 100%. And that’s what they do.”
