Sundaypost - Dick Advocaat is the latest big name to be linked with the Scotland job.
The veteran Dutch coach is keen to meet with the Scottish FA to speak about the position.
Advocaat, of course, was a highly-successful Rangers boss during his three years at Ibrox, and then moved “upstairs” in 2001 to let Alex McLeish take over.
Now, 18 years on, there may well a role reversal as Advocaat is in the frame to succeed McLeish, who was sacked earlier this month.
There is also strong interest from Iran, as they want to take the 71-year-old as their national manager when he stands down from his role as FC Utrecht head coach in June.
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Scottish FA chief executive, Ian Maxwell, is currently compiling a list of suitable candidates to fill the role.a
