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 previously coached the under-17s and had a club career in England with Nottingham Forest, Everton, Preston North End, Leicester City, and Oxford United, plus a stint 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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