Aberdeen has parted ways with head coach Stephen Robinson following a dismal run that left the team near the bottom of the Scottish Premiership.

Aberdeen has officially relieved Stephen Robinson of his duties as head coach after a string of poor performances culminated in a 4-0 defeat against Hibernian. The club's decision comes as they find themselves in a precarious position, sitting just above the relegation zone with only 11 points from 12 matches this season.

Robinson, who took charge in March, managed to steer the Dons clear of relegation last season but has struggled this term. His tenure saw the team win just three of their last twelve league games, which ultimately led to increasing pressure from fans and club officials alike. After the recent thrashing by Hibs, supporters voiced their dissatisfaction, leading to calls for his dismissal during the match.

With the international break approaching, Aberdeen now has time to search for a new manager. The club is expected to explore options that could include bringing in a foreign coach to revitalize the squad. Robinson's departure marks yet another chapter in a turbulent managerial history for the Dons, who have seen multiple changes in leadership in recent years.

The team is set to return to action on November 21 against Kilmarnock, and the new management will look to make a significant impact as they navigate the rest of the season. Finding the right leader will be crucial to avoid further decline in the league standings.