Sebastien Pocognoli is about to begin his Scotland reign in earnest On Tuesday, Sebastien Pocognoli will name his first squad since being appointed the national team's head coach for the upcoming Nations League B fixtures.
His predecessor, Steve Clarke, prioritised consistency in his squad during his successful seven-year reign, which ultimately culminated in a first men's World Cup appearance in 28 years.
But his loyalty was often viewed - from supporters at least - as his biggest downfall, with regular calls for fresh faces often unanswered. Now, if ever, feels the time for such hopes to be heard.
But, will the Belgian make sweeping changes from the experienced squad who returned from the United States earlier than planned? Or will continuity be key for matches against Slovenia, Switzerland and North Macedonia?
The Tartan Army will certainly be hoping for the former, and BBC Scotland takes a look at some uncapped and out-of-the-frame players who could be in line for a call-up.
Youthful Pocognoli the brave choice for Scotland job Scott Bain (left) has four caps for Scotland while Liam McFarlane (right) was a training goalkeeper at the World Cup A problem area for the latter years of Clarke's reign will remain a problem area in the early Pocognoli days.