Neil Lennon is a surprising contender for the Aberdeen job after his time with Celtic. Discover the latest updates here.

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has emerged as a betting contender for the vacant Aberdeen managerial position. The role became available following Stephen Robinson's departure, which was triggered by a 4-0 defeat against Hibernian. Lennon is currently managing Dunfermline Athletic, where he reached the Scottish Cup final last season and has the team competing near the top of the Scottish Championship.
Aodhán Ó Conchobhair notes that taking the position presents significant risk given low confidence and growing frustration among Aberdeen supporters. While Lennon holds extensive Scottish Premiership experience with Celtic and Hibernian, Aberdeen is currently considering multiple candidates, including bookmaker favourites Tony Docherty and Peter Leven, with no formal approach confirmed yet.
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