Clarke looks to World Cup and more attacking threat

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Clarke looks to World Cup and more attacking threat

Steve Clarke believes he has "earned the right" to see out the two remaining years on his Scotland contract, but admits his side need to be "more creative" after a poor showing at Euro 2024.

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