Chairman Dave Cormack confirmed former Mainz and New York Red Bulls boss Sandro Schwarz is in the city for talks with the club over the vacancy. So what would Aberdeen be getting in the 47-year-old German?

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Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has confirmed that former Mainz, Hertha Berlin, Dinamo Moscow and New York Red Bulls boss Sandro Schwarz is in the city for talks about the vacant manager's position - but is only one of several candidates.

New York Red Bulls expert Mark Fishkin has hailed Aberdeen managerial candidate Sandro Schwarz as a strong tactician who always strengthens a team with his substitutions. (Press & Journal)

Chairman Dave Cormack has revealed that Sandro Schwarz will attend Aberdeen’s William Hill Premiership match with Celtic after the German emerged as a candidate to become the Pittodrie club’s next permanent manager.

The Aberdeen great and a fellow pundit have been talking Hearts plus who comes next in terms of manager at Pittodrie.