Aberdeen interview seven for manager's job as Rangers' Naderi draws Premier League interest
Aberdeen have spoken to seven candidates about their vacant manager's post, while Rangers forward Ryan Naderi is attracting attention from West Ham, Wolves and others.
Aberdeen have spoken to seven candidates about their vacant managerial position, according to a report. Among those in contention are former Sporting Kansas City boss Raphael Wicky and former Scotland head coach Steve Clarke. However, the same report indicates that there has been no contact with former Leicester and Birmingham manager Gary Rowett.
In other news, Rangers forward Ryan Naderi's impressive start to the season has drawn attention from West Ham and Wolves, as well as an unnamed Premier League side and a German Bundesliga club. The Czech international has caught the eye of scouts after a strong beginning to the campaign.
Norwich City manager Philippe Clement has reflected on his time as Rangers boss, saying he was in "the right place at the wrong moment" during his spell at Ibrox. Meanwhile, pundit and former player Kevin Phillips has urged Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli to hand Stoke City defender Luke Graham, 22, his first international start.
Former Hearts and Rangers winger Barrie McKay, 31, has joined Hamilton Academical, seven months after leaving Livingston. Additionally, Ronald de Boer has revealed that he turned down Manchester United to join Rangers in 2000 after consulting Louis van Gaal, and insists he has never regretted the decision.
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