Stephen Robinson aims to implement a distinct identity at Aberdeen following his appointment as head coach. The former St Mirren manager stated his plan involves two specific phases to improve the Scottish Premiership side. According to Sky Sports, the first stage focuses on establishing a clear playing style while the second phase targets long-term stability for the club.
Robinson arrived at Pittodrie to replace Jimmy Thelin, who departed for West Ham United earlier in the month. The manager emphasised that the team requires a consistent structure to compete at the top of the league. Aberdeen currently occupy fourth place in the table after a recent run of mixed results, per ESPN records.
The new head coach confirmed he will assess the current squad before making personnel changes during the summer transfer window. Robinson noted that local recruitment and youth development remain central to his vision for the North East club. He previously guided St Mirren to consecutive top-six finishes before accepting the role at Aberdeen.
