Scott Brown

Brown has made a total of 787 appearances for Hibernian, Celtic and Aberdeen; midfielder also earned 55 Scotland caps during two spells; Brown has won 23 ...

"I had an opportunity at the end of the game, he shook my hand and it was a battle. Of course, Brown has also amassed a number of individual accolades alongside his winners medals. He didn't get the fairy tale ending he'd hoped for at Celtic though with a trophy-less season and his final home game played inside an empty stadium. "Aberdeen is a huge club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. Ten of Brown's 23 trophy wins were Scottish Premiership titles. Brown also scored four international goals.

SCOTT BROWN could be offered an emotional return to Celtic after quitting Aberdeen.The Hoops legend agreed to a Dons exit with Jim Goodwin after just.

He remains close to the Parkhead hierarchy and was told the door would be open for a return when he left last summer. But there could be an opening for Brown somewhere within the senior academy and B-team set-up — with a view to progressing up the levels. SCOTT BROWN could be offered an emotional return to Celtic after quitting Aberdeen.

Scott Brown has all-but confirmed his retirement from football by leaving Aberdeen to focus on the 'next steps' of his coaching career.The Celtic lege.

“Aberdeen is a huge club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. We wish him all the very best in his future career.” He said: “I would like to take this opportunity to firstly thank the board at Aberdeen and, of course, Stephen Glass and his backroom staff, for giving me the opportunity to enjoy my first taste of coaching.

As revealed by Record Sport the Celtic legend was concerned by a lack of coaching opportunities.

“Aberdeen is a huge club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. He said: "I would like to take this opportunity to firstly thank the board at Aberdeen and, of course, Stephen Glass and his backroom staff, for giving me the opportunity to enjoy my first taste of coaching. A statement from Brown thanked the club and Stephen Glass for bringing him to the north east but, perhaps, pointedly there was mention of his successor.

The former Hoops midfielder is looking for a way into coaching and management after leaving Aberdeen.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. He wants to focus on coaching and Celtic are willing to create a pathway for him at the club if he’s up for it.

The former Parkhead captain has called time on his career as a player-coach at Aberdeen and will take the net steps on the management ladder when a suitable ...

He had personality, he was exuberant, he was intimidating, and it's not very often you get all that in a mix in a modern-day footballer. "He's adored as a Celtic player and he'd be welcome with open arms if he wanted to go back in a coaching role, whatever capacity that would be," Stubbs said of a Parkhead return. Speaking on the Daily Record’s Celtic podcast, Stubbs praised the 55-capped international.

SCOTT BROWN has RETIRED from football after terminating his contract at Aberdeen with immediate effect.The former Celtic skipper has made the shock de.

"Aberdeen is a huge Club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. Aberdeen's director of football, Steven Gunn, added: "When Scott arrived at the Club, we understood his desire to begin his transition into a coaching role and we were clear we would help wherever possible. He said: "I would like to take this opportunity to firstly thank the Board at Aberdeen and, of course, Stephen Glass and his backroom staff, for giving me the opportunity to enjoy my first taste of coaching. "He will now depart the Dons to allow him to focus on his coaching development with a view to taking the first steps in his managerial career when an opportunity arises. The former Celtic skipper has made the shock decision to hang up his boots and rip up the final year of his deal at Pittodrie. A Dons statement read: "The 36-year-old, former Scotland captain joined the Club in the summer of 2021 on a two-year deal in a player-coach role.

Aberdeen have confirmed that player-coach Scott Brown has left the club. A club statement said Brown had left to “focus on his coaching development”, with a ...

“Aberdeen is a huge club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. “Scott has been an outstanding asset to us in the last eleven months and his contributions, both on and off the pitch, have been invaluable. A club statement said Brown had left to “focus on his coaching development”, with a view to beginning a career in management.

SCOTT BROWN could well already have something lined up after his departure from Aberdeen, reckons Celtic hero John Hartson.

"He might have something lined up. "He was going to go and do his badges, and get involved in that side of the game. I respect his privacy.

Sportsmail understands, however, that the 36-year-old midfielder has been unsettled since Glass was sacked after eleven months in charge.

Scott Brown is set to reach an agreement with Aberdeen to cut his ties with the Pittodrie club Scott Brown is set to reach an agreement with Aberdeen to cut his ties with the Pittodrie club. - Scott Brown set to reach an agreement to quit his player-coach role at Aberdeen

The Daily Record reports the Celtic legend and former Hibs midfielder is in talks with the Dons about terminating his deal with more than a year left to run ...

“Aberdeen is a huge club and I know there is a real determination from all to deliver success both on and off the pitch. His exit was confirmed later in the day. He remains Hibs’ most expensive ever player sold.

Scott Brown is on the verge of leaving Aberdeen less than a year into a two-year deal.

It appears the perfect environment for a first-time manager. Kelty Hearts manager Kevin Thomson, a close friend of Scott Brown from their time at Hibs, was given the advice to choose a manager's job carefully. Some may view it as a risk for Brown, taking a European role so early on in his coaching career but he was a huge influence in helping foreign players settle in the Celtic dressing room. The club’s former captain would be getting hands-on coaching experience, while young players would benefit from working under someone who knows what it takes to succeed and become a winner at Celtic. The club have been quite active at giving former players roles within the academy or at the club to help with their coaching development or the next stage of their career. Brown's former Celtic boss Neil Lennon has been appointed as manager of the Cypriot giants.