Belgium’s national team has announced its squad for the upcoming Nations League match against Scotland, marking the start of the Sebastien Pocognoli era. The new Belgian coach, appointed in June, has included two debutants in the 23-player list, signaling a fresh approach to the team’s strategy. The match, set to take place in Ljubljana, Slovenia, will be the first test for Pocognoli’s new squad. The Belgian striker, who has been absent from international action for five years, is among those called up, raising hopes of a return to form. The team’s preparation has focused on balancing experience with emerging talent, with several key players retained from previous campaigns. The Nations League, a competitive tournament involving European national teams, will see Belgium face Scotland in a crucial encounter. The match is expected to be a strong indicator of the team’s readiness under Pocognoli’s leadership.