‘Aberdeen hunt yet another manager after ill-fated Robinson reign’

Aberdeen are searching for a new manager after sacking head coach Stephen Robinson less than eight months into his tenure. The dismissal followed a 4-0 home defeat against Hibernian on Saturday, leaving Robinson departing Pittodrie as the shortest-serving full-time manager by games played. He exits with the team sitting 11th in the Scottish Premiership, having secured only three wins from 12 league matches this season.

BBC analysis highlights broader structural problems under chairman Dave Cormack, noting repeated managerial turnover since Derek McInnes departed in 2021. Cormack, sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel, and chief executive Adrian Bevington are now leading the search for the club's next boss. The report also notes growing frustration among supporters following heavy spending, squad churn, and poor domestic form.