Former Championship star, 39, working TWO international manager jobs at once ahead of World Cup qualifiers

SCOTT WISEMAN has seen his workload double after landing a SECOND international management job.

The former Championship star was already the boss of Gibraltar‘s women’s team.

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He enjoyed a solid career in the EFLPA:Press Association

Kenny Ramsay – The Sun GlasgowWiseman (back row second from left) earned 38 caps for Gibraltar[/caption]

Now the 39-year-old has taken charge of the men’s team too.

Wiseman retired from playing back in May 2023, having played in England‘s second tier with Hull and Barnsley.

He hung up his boots following a three-year spell at Lincoln Red Imps in Gibraltar.

He was a full international for the British territory as he collected 38 caps.

Wiseman took up a job with the national set-up as he started coaching the Under-16s.

Not long after retiring, he was made the head coach of the Gibraltar women’s team as well as the U19 women’s team.

He now has an even bigger workload as he has landed the top job in the men’s team.

The Gibraltar FA confirmed his appointment with a brief statement and confirmed that his role with the women remains “unaffected.”

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It read: “The Gibraltar Football Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Wiseman as Interim Head Coach of the Gibraltar Men’s National Team for the upcoming Fifa World Cup 2026 European Qualifiers against Montenegro and Czechia later this month.

“Scott’s current role with the Women’s National Team remains unaffected.”

He will be trusted straight into the deep end with two World Cup qualifiers around the corner.

Wiseman will be in the dugout for Gibraltar’s matches against Montenegro and the Czech Republic on March 22 and 25.

Following those fixtures, he will have to switch his focus back to his duties with the women’s team.

He has already led them into the first Nations League clashes and will have the second round of fixtures in April.

The first game ended in a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to Moldova, which was then followed by another close loss to the Faroe Islands.

Speaking after the Moldova match, Wiseman hailed how far the team had come.

He said: “When they realized how far they’ve come, they had their own personal win and their own team win despite the result.

“It was a tough end to the match in Moldova in our opening group game, but a great team performance.

“I think there were only positives; the disappointment of conceding so late subsided pretty quickly after the game.”

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