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The man who led Scotland to the first European Cup final in history is leaving the sport after two years in charge.

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Former Scotland manager Andy Roxburgh is leaving his job as Sporting Director of the New York Red Bulls, the Major League Soccer club said on Monday. Roxburgh has been with the Red Bulls since November 2012. He was manager of Scotland from 1986 to 1993 and was then appointed UEFA's first technical director where he was charged with developing coaching across the continent, a position he held until moving to New York. During Roxburgh's time at the club, New York finished with the best regular season record in 2013 and reached the Eastern Conference final this season. Andy Roxburgh is looking for a new challenge after 'two wonderful seasons' with the New York Red Bulls . Roxburgh, pictured with Richard Gough (right), previously managed Scotland between 1986 to 1993 . 'After two wonderful seasons with this great club and with my contract at an end, it is time for me to move on to a new challenge,' said Roxburgh. 'When I came to New York, I was given the remit of raising professional standards on the sporting side and bringing success on the field. 'With the support of everyone at the club, I feel that these objectives have been achieved,' added the 71-year-old. The Red Bulls recently lost their top player, former Arsenal and France striker Thierry Henry who left the club after four and a half seasons. Marquee player Thierry Henry has left the New York Red Bulls after four and a half years .