Derek McInnes to remain at Aberdeen
Dons had rejected approach from Premiership rivals Rangers
'I've had a lot to consider... now focus purely on on-field matters' - McInnes
Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne: 'I'm delighted Derek's staying'
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"I've had a lot to consider over the last couple of days," said Derek McInnes following news he is to remain at Pittodrie.
"I appreciate it's been a testing time for everyone, including my family, and I'm pleased to be now totally focusing on purely on on-the-field matters."
Image source, SNS"I'm pleased to be now totally focusing on purely on on-the-field matters"
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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes is to remain at Pittodrie - despite an approach from Rangers.
The Dons rejected Rangers' request on Tuesday to speak to McInnes about the Ibrox vacancy.
The 46-year-old, who played for Rangers, was interested in speaking to the club but will remain at Pittodrie.
Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne, who rebuffed Rangers' approach, declared himself the "happiest man in the world" that McInnes will be staying.
Image source, SNSDerek McInnes is remaining in charge of the Dons