Neil Warnock named Aberdeen interim manager until season's end

At 75, Warnock takes on his 20th managerial role, aiming to uplift Aberdeen's performance in the Scottish Premiership.

Overview

Neil Warnock has been appointed as Aberdeen's interim manager until the end of the season, marking his 20th managerial job.
The 75-year-old's appointment follows the sacking of Barry Robson after a year in charge, with Aberdeen currently eighth in the Scottish Premiership.
Warnock, who had retired in 2022 before returning to management, expresses excitement about the challenge and his long-standing desire to manage in Scotland.
He will lead Aberdeen for the first time against Rangers on Tuesday, as the club undergoes a detailed review of its football operations.
Warnock's vast experience includes nearly 2,000 matches and stints at clubs like Cardiff City, Crystal Palace, and Queen’s Park Rangers.