Early names in the frame for Aberdeen job as Celtic midfielder withdraws from international duty.

Gary Caldwell and John McGlynn have reportedly emerged as candidates for the managerial vacancy at Aberdeen. Former Wigan Athletic and Partick Thistle manager Caldwell is on the shortlist to succeed Stephen Robinson, while former Hearts manager Craig Levein has backed current Falkirk boss McGlynn for the role.
Elsewhere in Scottish football gossip, Celtic midfielder Mika Baur has withdrawn from the Germany Under-21 squad following an ankle injury against Kilmarnock. Meanwhile, Scotland captain Andy Robertson is poised to equal Kenny Dalglish's record of 102 caps, and Kris Boyd has supported Che Adams to lead the national team's attack.
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