Scot Gemmill leaves Scotland Under-21 head coach role after 13 years

Scot Gemmill, 55, is stepping down as Scotland Under-21 head coach after 13 years, the Scottish FA announced. The former Scotland midfielder, who previously coached the under-17s, led the under-21 team to fourth place at the 2018 Toulon Tournament but failed to qualify for a European Championship. Gemmill had a club career in England with Nottingham Forest, Everton, Preston North End, Leicester City, and Oxford United, before finishing at New Zealand Knights. SFA chief football officer Craig Mulholland thanked Gemmill for his dedicated service, praising his work with young players. Scotland Under-21s' next matches are against Azerbaijan (home) on 30 September and Bulgaria (away) on 6 October in European Championship qualifying.

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