Andrew Robertson: We will continue to aim for good results, and we also hope to achieve a satisfactory outcome in the end.

Scotland captain Andrew Robertson spoke about his initial impressions of the new manager and also shared the team's preparations for the extended international break.  

Andrew Robertson said: "We are always very excited for the international break, and this time is no exception. Everyone is looking forward to the upcoming challenges, and this week's training camp has also been very enjoyable and fulfilling. Of course, the head coach has been working hard to convey his tactical ideas to the team."  

"This is a completely new team, and we are working hard to get to know each other better while also hoping to continue the values that have helped the team achieve good results in the past. However, we also need to adapt to the new lineup and our new teammates."  

"This has been a very crucial week, and I think the head coach has really enjoyed it, as has the entire coaching staff. Now, our most important task is to prepare for the upcoming matches, as we have four games to play. It's been a very special experience, and something everyone has been looking forward to for a long time."  

"We are about to face a real test. Playing games on Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday, and Tuesday in a row would be very intensive at the club level, but we don't often encounter such a tight schedule in national team matches."  

"This schedule will be very tight, but ultimately, what football players want to do most is play football. I think this is also a learning and growth process for us, but we hope to continuously accumulate experience through the games. We will still aim to achieve results and always look forward to getting the ideal outcome. What we need to do now is to do our best to turn our goal into reality."  

"Many new faces have joined this training camp, including quite a few young players. I hope they have integrated well into the team. If they get playing time, I believe everyone will have a chance to play, and then it will be up to them to prove with their performance why they deserve the head coach's choice."  

“They are all very good players with huge potential for growth, but ultimately they need to prove themselves in matches. They have already shown that in training, and now it’s time to bring that performance to the actual games.”  

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