Aberdeen is currently evaluating a seven-man shortlist to replace former manager Stephen Robinson at the club.
According to “Sky Sports”, the list includes former Scotland boss Steve Clarke, former Hannover manager Christian Titz, and recently dismissed Burnley manager Nicky Hayen.
Despite the club’s clear interest in his services, sources indicate that Clarke remains settled in London, as “reported by the Press and Journal”.
The same outlet noted that Falkirk manager John McGlynn has expressed a desire to remain with the Bairns rather than pursue the opening at Aberdeen.
Elsewhere in the Scottish Premiership, transfer activity is picking up as clubs prepare for the January window.
Rangers striker Ryan Naderi is reportedly uninterested in a potential move to the English Championship side West Ham United, “according to Football Insider”.
Meanwhile, Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis may become available for a transfer fee of approximately 10 million euros this winter.
The player was reportedly frustrated by Celtic’s failure to finalize a deal during the summer, as “detailed by TuttoMercatoWeb”.
In other news, Dundee is set to receive a financial windfall following the recent international success of a former player.
The club will collect an add-on fee from Stoke City for defender Luke Graham, who reached a milestone after making his first start for Scotland on Friday, “stated the Courier”.
Finally, Dundee United defender Michael Forbes is pushing for a spot in the Northern Ireland starting lineup.
The player is determined to secure his place after a strong start to his tenure at Tannadice, “according to recent local reports”.
Clubs across the league continue to monitor these developments as the season progresses toward the mid-year break.