Aberdeen is currently evaluating a seven-man shortlist to replace Stephen Robinson as the club’s manager.
The list includes former Scotland boss Steve Clarke, former Hannover manager Christian Titz, and recently sacked Burnley manager Nicky Hayen, according to Sky Sports.
Despite the interest from the club, reports indicate that Clarke is settled in London, while Falkirk manager John McGlynn prefers to remain with the Bairns, as noted by the Press and Journal.
In other league news, Rangers striker Ryan Naderi has reportedly expressed that he would not be interested in a January move to the English Championship side West Ham United, per Football Insider.
Meanwhile, Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis could potentially be available for a transfer in January for approximately €10m, reported TuttoMercatoWeb.
The midfielder was previously disappointed by Celtic’s inability to finalize a fee for his services during the summer transfer window.
Financial activity continues elsewhere as Dundee is set to receive an add-on fee from Stoke City for defender Luke Graham, according to the Courier.
The 22-year-old secured the payment after making his first start for Scotland on Friday.
Separately, Dundee United defender Michael Forbes is currently focused on his development at Tannadice, as reported by the Courier.
Forbes is determined to break into the Northern Ireland starting XI following an impressive start to his tenure with his current club.
These developments reflect a busy period for Scottish clubs as they navigate both managerial vacancies and potential roster adjustments heading into the winter transfer window.
Each club continues to monitor market conditions to strengthen their respective squads for the remainder of the season.