Sebastien Pocognoli has hinted that he will make some personnel changes when Scotland take on Switzerland tomorrow evening.
The Belgian head coach has only had his squad for just over a week at training camp in La Manga before they drew 0-0 with Slovenia over the weekend.
Since then they have been back at Hampden training for the arrival of Murat Yakin's side in their Nations League tie on Tuesday.
The Scots missed a handful of opportunities on matchday one and that was a cause for frustration for fans as well as Pocognoli himself. Albeit the boss is experienced enough to know these things can happen.
Still, the 39-year-old plans to get a good look at some of his other squad members who perhaps did not get as much of a look-in at Ljubljana as he looks to learn more about his players.
"Am I considering making changes? We have four games so like I said, I will try to find the balance to get results," he said. "But also to see a different approach on the pitch, a different profile and I think during the four games we will have a different kind of experimentation.
"The idea is to have the most information after the camp to use in the future, but also to be the best in a numeric aspect.
"So yeah, probably yeah, we will see tomorrow."
