Caldwell & McGlynn linked with Aberdeen job - gossip

Recent rumors suggest that former Wigan and Partick Thistle manager Gary Caldwell has been placed on the shortlist to replace Stephen Robinson as the head coach at Aberdeen. This speculation was reported by Alex Crook.

Former Hearts manager Craig Levein has publicly endorsed Falkirk boss John McGlynn for the Aberdeen position. Levein commends McGlynn's talent, a sentiment echoed by other observers, as noted by the Record.

The news of potential managerial changes at Aberdeen came in the wake of a heavy defeat for Hearts, with a 5-2 loss to Falkirk. Claudio Braga, a Hearts forward, expressed feelings of shame within the Tynecastle dressing room following this result, as reported by the Edinburgh Evening News.

Robinson's future at Aberdeen hangs in the balance, with injury concerns about Celtic midfielder Mika Baur adding to the pressure. Baur is currently sidelined due to a stress fracture that requires weekly management, as detailed by the Edinburgh Evening News.

Meanwhile, Celtic defender Mika Baur has been ruled out of the Germany Under-21s squad following an ankle injury sustained during a match against Kilmarnock, according to the Herald.

Dundee's upcoming match against Livingston is set to provide an opportunity for various players, including recent signing Alfie Harrison, to gain game time, as reported by the Courier.

On a positive note, Scotland captain Andy Robertson is on track to surpass Kenny Dalglish's record of 102 caps for the national team. This achievement will be reached 40 years and a day after Dalglish's last appearance for Scotland, as mentioned by the National.

Finally, former Scotland forward Kris Boyd has expressed confidence in Torino striker Che Adams, predicting that Adams could return to his role as a leading force for the national team in the forthcoming international window, per the Herald.