Stephen Glass has approached Scott Brown to become his player assistant manager if he lands the Aberdeen manager’s job.
The Atlanta United 2 coach is the front-runner to be named the new Dons boss.
Glass has already approached the Celtic captain and England striking coach Allan Russell to become part of a new coaching dream team, if he gets the Pittodrie post.
Brown is considering the offer but has still to make a decision on his Celtic future.
He is known to be keen to keep playing but wants to see who the new manager is going to be at Celtic and if still has a part to play.
Glass and Brown go back to their playing days together at Hibs.
Striking coach Russell is highly-rated and worked with Glass at Carolina Railhawks.
Meanwhile, former England manager Sven Goran Eriksson is also interested in succeeding Derek McInnes.
Record Sport exclusively revealed on Thursday night the 73-year-old, out of football since he stepped down as the Philippines national coach in 2019, would also be open to working with a younger coach such as Glass at Aberdeen.
