Aberdeen has identified a seven-man shortlist to replace former manager Stephen Robinson, 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 interest from the club, reports indicate that Clarke is currently settled in London, while Falkirk manager John McGlynn remains committed to his current team, per the Press and Journal.
Elsewhere in the Scottish Premiership, Rangers striker Ryan Naderi has signaled he would not be interested in a potential January move to the English Championship side West Ham United, as reported by Football Insider.
Celtic continues to monitor the market as well, with Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis potentially becoming available in the January window for approximately €10 million.
The player was previously disappointed by the club’s failure to finalize a deal during the summer, according to TuttoMercatoWeb.
In other developments, Dundee is set to receive a financial windfall following the international progress of a former player.
The club will collect an add-on fee from Stoke City for defender Luke Graham after the 22-year-old earned his first start for the Scotland national team this past Friday, as noted by the Courier.
Meanwhile, Dundee United defender Michael Forbes is pushing to establish himself on the international stage.
Forbes is determined to secure a place in the Northern Ireland starting lineup following a strong beginning to his tenure at Tannadice, per further reporting from the Courier.
The landscape of Scottish football remains fluid as clubs prepare for the upcoming transfer window and managerial adjustments.