Sebastian Pocognoli has already tasted Hampden glory, but it was while he was playing for Belgium.
The former Union Saint-Gilloise and Monaco boss is preparing to be unveiled to the Tartan Army as Steve Clarke's successor.
Pocognoli enjoyed a good career as a player and was capped 13 times for a brilliant Belgium team between 2008 and 2014.
And one of those games saw him make an appearance at what will soon be his new home at Hampden Park.
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The then-Hannover left back was part of Marc Wilmot's squad who came to Glasgow and recorded a comfortable 2-0 win thanks to goals from Steven Defour and Kevin Mirallas.
Pocognoli came on as a second-half substitute for Marouane Fellaini in front of 36,000 fans as Gordon Strachan's side suffered a disappointing defeat.
However, he was to suffer heartache the following year when he was surprisingly left out of their World Cup squad for the 2014 Brazil tournament despite featuring in every squad for the qualifiers.
He was recalled after the Finals and won the last of his caps later that year.
