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Former
Heart of Midlothian
captain Steven Pressley would be willing to leave his role as
Brentford’s
head of individual development to help his old club, who have dismissed head coach Neil Critchley, steer clear of relegation trouble.
(Daily Record),external
Stephen Robinson would seem like an obvious and logical choice as the new
Hearts
head coach given his success with Scottish Premiership rivals
St Mirren
, but there are a number of other possible contenders.
(The Scotsman),external
Falkirk
manager John McGlynn is the bookmakers’ favourite to be
Hearts’
new head coach, ahead of former Oxford United boss Des Buckingham and another former Tynecastle team boss, Robbie Neilson, who recently left Tampa Bay Rowdies.
(The Herald),external
Former
Hearts
team bosses John McGlynn, currently with
Falkirk
, and Robbie Neilson are among seven names who could be candidates for the Tynecastle job after applying the kind of criteria Jamestown Analytics might use to choose a shortlist.
(Daily Record),external
Hearts’
partnership with Jamestown Analytics means that every head coach appointed is first scrutinised by its data system and, among the criteria candidates must adhere to, every team boss must be on board with using it for player recruitment or they will not get the job.
(Edinburgh Evening News),external
Marco Rose, who was sacked last month as RB Leipzig head coach, is the nailed-on favourite for the
Rangers
job in the eyes of the bookmakers because of the strong relationship between the San Francisco 49ers’ investment group and Red Bull, with whom the 48-year-old German worked at the Bundesliga club and Salzburg.
(Daily Record),external
Former Southampton boss Russell Martin is relegated
Leicester City’s
first choice as a replacement should they sack Ruud van Nistelrooy, but the 39-year-old former
Rangers
and Scotland defender has also been shortlisted by the Scottish Premiership club.
(Scottish Sun),external
Goalkeeper Nathaniel Nwosu, who won a Nigeria cap in November 2022 but currently plays for
Tayport
in the Midlands League, is to join
Aberdeen
on trial this week having spent last week with
St Johnstone
and with
Stoke City, St Mirren, Dunfermline Athletic
and
Dumbarton
all monitoring the 19-year-old.
(The Herald),external
On-loan striker Kevin Nisbet, who is contracted to
Millwall
until summer 2026, is putting thoughts about his future on the backburner to focus on helping
Aberdeen
challenge for third spot in the Scottish Premiership and beat Celtic in the Scottish Cup final.
(Press & Journal),external
source: bbc sport