Scotland national football team manager Steve Clarke has revealed that the Scottish Football Association has not yet made him a contract offer as his current deal approaches its expiration date.

Clarke, who has been in charge of the national team since 2019, made the statement amid uncertainty about his future with the Scottish FA. His current contract is nearing its end, though the exact expiration date has not been disclosed.

The 61-year-old manager stated that the Scottish FA "haven't put an offer in front of me," indicating that formal contract negotiations have not yet begun despite the approaching deadline.

Clarke took over as Scotland manager in May 2019, succeeding Alex McLeish. Under his leadership, Scotland qualified for Euro 2020, their first major tournament since the 1998 World Cup, marking a significant achievement for Scottish football.

The Scottish FA has not yet responded publicly to Clarke's comments about the contract situation. The lack of a formal offer raises questions about the organization's plans for the national team's future leadership as they approach key upcoming fixtures and qualification campaigns.