Adrian Bevington appointed Aberdeen chief executive, replaces Alan Burrows

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Adrian Bevington appointed Aberdeen chief executive, replaces Alan Burrows
Summary

Adrian Bevington has been appointed as the new chief executive of Aberdeen FC, succeeding Alan Burrows, who left the position earlier this week. Bevington, previously managing director at the English FA, expressed excitement about immersing himself in the community and the club's rich history. Aberdeen FC chairman Dave Cormack indicated that Bevington was the standout candidate for the role, highlighting his leadership skills and passion for the sport. Bevington plans to build strong relationships within the club and its stakeholders after relocating to Aberdeen with his wife.

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  • Adrian Bevington replaces Alan Burrows as Aberdeen chief executive.
  • Bevington previously held key roles at the English FA and other clubs.
  • Chairman Dave Cormack praised Bevington as the outstanding candidate.
  • Bevington aims to engage with supporters and stakeholders.
  • He looks forward to relocating to Aberdeen with his wife.
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  • 8:27 AMYahoo Sports'Outstanding candidate' Bevington appointed Aberdeen chief executive
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Adrian Bevington is eager to "immerse" himself in the Granite City after joining Aberdeen as chief executive. The former English FA managing director and group communications director replaces Alan Burrows, whose departure was announced on Tuesday. Bevington has also held roles at Aston Villa and Middlesbrough and worked with Nottingham Forest and the Welsh FA.

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