Exclusive: Ex-Blackburn and QPR star discusses Aberdeen’s contract chances as the Hibs player’s potential departure closes off.
Exclusive: Ex-Blackburn and QPR star discusses Aberdeen’s contract chances as the Hibs player’s potential departure closes off.
In an attempt to close out 2023–24 and go into the summer on a good note, Hearts host Rangers at home.
The team led by Steven Naismith recently drew 2-2 away at St. Mirren. Conversely, Hibs defeated Motherwell 3-0 at Easter Road, however they are currently looking for a new manager after splitting with Nick Montgomery.
Here is a summary of some of the most recent information on the Scottish Premiership.
An update on midfielders is revealed
Last summer, Hibs approved Ewan Henderson’s temporary transfer to KV Oostende, with the Belgian team having the opportunity to buy him outright.
Former Scotland youth international, the 24-year-old, has seven goals in 31 games across all competitions since then. His lending side, however, has now declared that they would fold after 120 years since they were unable to arrange a takeover. Henderson will therefore return to his parent club since they will not be able to sign him.
Aberdeen man describes his outlook for the future
Junior Hoilett, a former star of QPR and Blackburn Rovers, has stated he is having fun in Aberdeen. Under former boss Neil Warnock, the Canada international signed a short-term contract with the Dons in February. Since then, he has appeared in 14 games and scored two goals.
He is currently scheduled to become a free agent when his contract expires at the end of the following month. He has given an update on his circumstances, saying, “I’m having fun here.
“We’ll watch the course of the summer. I haven’t yet had any conversations about my future. Ever from day one, Peter (Leven, interim boss) has been helpful.
“I’ve had a great time here, and the supporters, teammates, and staff at the club have all been incredibly helpful to me.” After one more game, we’ll see what transpires over the summer.
Livingston most recent
David Martindale, the manager of Livingston, feels that a clearer ownership structure is necessary. The Lions are now only playing in the Championship.
He needs to decide whether to stay in the second tier and is scheduled for discussions on the matter. “A clear ownership structure is necessary for Livingston Football Club to move forward,” stated the 49-year-old.There is currently a clear ownership arrangement with Baycup, but the court is once again contesting that. I believe Livingston Football Club needs a clear ownership structure moving forward, regardless of how that legal matter turns out. Forget about the individual shareholders, directors, employees, or anything else you want.
