Craig Levein could be in line for a sensational return to management at struggling Dundee United.
The former Hearts boss had a stint in the Tannadice dugout between 2006 and 2009 before taking the Scotland manager's job, and currently has a behind the scenes role at Highland League side Brechin City. His last frontline management gig was a duel role as both Hearts manager and director of football, but was eventually sacked in a season where the Jambos got relegated into Championship territory in 2019/20.
United are four points adrift at the bottom of the Premiership and pulled the trigger on Liam Fox after a dismal 4-0 loss to 11th placed Ross County. All that comes amid a backdrop of fan unrest surrounding Tony Asghar's position as sporting director while an interview with owner Mark Ogren has provided more concerns of a drop back into the second tier. Courier Sport report their next boss could be a familiar face in Levein, who has 'strong support for an approach.'
