July 8, 2024
Neil Warnock recently left Aberdeen. Image: Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesHaving stepped down from his role as Aberdeen’s interim manager, the veteran is available should any clubs need a saviour late on in the season. He has previously detailed his preference for short-term gigs, particularly ones taken on in the latter stages of the season.

Last term, he was drafted in to save Huddersfield Town from relegation to League One in dramatic fashion. He also came to Rotherham United’s rescue in 2016, therefore struggling clubs may find the 75-year-old an appealing option.

Reports have suggested Warnock is on standby for a swift return to management, which is hardly a surprise for anyone familiar with the man.

Neil Warnock recently left Aberdeen. Image: Ian MacNicol/Getty Images
Neil Warnock recently left Aberdeen. Image: Ian MacNicol/Getty Images

Here are six clubs who could potentially be tempted by sending an SOS signal to Warnock.

It has been a difficult season at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats have failed to build on progress made last term under Tony Mowbray and are languishing in mid-table obscurity. Mowbray and Michael Beale were both relieved of their duties and Mike Dodds is now at the helm on an interim basis.

Warnock has a knack for breathing life into clubs in need of it and Sunderland are undeniably running low.

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