Search for New Aberdeen Head Coach Narrows with Caldwell and McGlynn
Former Wigan and Partick Thistle manager Gary Caldwell has emerged as a candidate to take over as head coach at Aberdeen, following the departure of Stephen Robinson. Meanwhile, ex-Hearts manager Craig Levein has expressed his support for Falkirk boss John McGlynn, advocating for his selection to fill the role.
Levein contends that Scottish football has failed to adequately recognize McGlynn’s coaching talents.
In other football news, Hearts forward Claudio Braga spoke about the mood in the Tynecastle dressing room, revealing a feeling of shame after the team suffered a 5-2 defeat against Falkirk.
Meanwhile, Hibernian’s on-loan forward Nathan Lowe from Stoke City has been diagnosed with a stress fracture and will require weekly management of the injury.
Celtic midfielder Mika Baur has been ruled out of the Germany Under-21s squad due to an ankle injury sustained during a recent victory over Kilmarnock.
Dundee is set to compete against Livingston in a bounce game, intended to provide playing time for several squad members, including new signing Alfie Harrison.
Additionally, Scotland captain Andy Robertson is poised to match Kenny Dalglish’s record of 102 caps, coinciding with the 40-year anniversary of Dalglish’s last appearance for the national team.
Former Scotland forward Kris Boyd has shown confidence in Torino’s Che Adams, predicting a strong return for him as the national team’s striker during the current international window.
