John McGlynn backed for Aberdeen leap as Craig Levein questions lack of recognition

By Blair Meikle · Herald Scotland

Published: Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 12:00 PM

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Craig Levein believes Falkirk manager John McGlynn deserves consideration for the vacant Aberdeen managerial post.
The Aberdeen job became open following the sacking of Stephen Robinson on Monday.
McGlynn previously led Falkirk from League One to the Scottish Premiership with consecutive promotions.

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Craig Levein has backed Falkirk manager John McGlynn as a viable contender for the vacant Aberdeen managerial position. The role became available following the sacking of Stephen Robinson on Monday, leading Levein to question why McGlynn's achievements have not yet earned him an opportunity at a larger club.

McGlynn guided Falkirk from League One to the Scottish Premiership via back-to-back promotions, including an unbeaten campaign. Levein also discussed Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli, urging patience regarding his tactical setup ahead of upcoming Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland.

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John McGlynn backed for Aberdeen leap as Craig Levein questions lack of recognition

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