Aberdeen are searching for a new manager after sacking Stephen Robinson on Monday evening, and John McGlynn has emerged as a name in the frame. Craig Levein has publicly backed the Falkirk boss as a candidate for the Pittodrie job.
Cormack given task
Dave Cormack has reportedly been instructed to put the question to McGlynn about the vacancy. The approach signals that the Dons are keen to move quickly as they look to appoint a successor to Robinson.
Pressure on the Dons
Robinson’s departure leaves Aberdeen without a manager and places the club under pressure to find the right person to take charge. Levein’s endorsement adds weight to McGlynn’s candidacy, though no appointment has yet been confirmed.
Source: www.dailyrecord.co.uk
