Former Poland boss Czeslaw Michniewicz's son has claimed his dad is already in talks with Aberdeen about becoming their next manager.
But he has also revealed there is 'plenty of interest' from clubs across the globe as the Dons aim to find Jim Goodwin's replacement. Michniewicz guided his nation out of Group C and through to the last 16 at the World Cup in Qatar this winter, being put in charge of stars such as Robert Lewandowski and Matty Cash for a year, before leaving after the tournament ended in a loss to France.
His former assistant manager in Qatar, Kamil Potrykus, certified earlier this week that the former Legia Warsaw gaffer would be 'very interested' in entering talks to take over the Pittodrie club. Aberdeen are on the lookout for a new manager after sacking Goodwin following a calamitous series of defeats - which saw them ship 11 goals to Hearts and Hibs - and slump to their worst result in their 120-year history when they lost at Darvel in the Scottish Cup.
