Rachel Corsie joins Aberdeen board as director and advisor
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 4:48 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Aberdeen has appointed former Scotland captain Rachel Corsie to their board of directors. As a lifelong supporter of the club, Corsie aims to bring her elite sporting experience and commercial expertise to the role., she will oversee the women's program while providing guidance during a critical transition period for the club. Corsie expressed pride and excitement about contributing to Aberdeen's future direction and the development of opportunities for players at various levels.
- •Corsie is a qualified chartered accountant with a distinguished playing career.
- •She joins the board to oversee the women's set-up at Aberdeen.
- •Corsie aims to build a sustainable and ambitious future for the club.
- •Her appointment comes at an important transition period for Aberdeen Football Club.
- 4:48 PMYahoo Sports — Former Scotland captain Corsie joins Aberdeen board
"Aberdeen have appointed former Scotland captain Rachel Corsie to their board of directors. A lifelong supporter of the football club, Aberdeen say she brings "a blend of elite sporting experience, strategic thinking and commercial expertise". As well as a distinguished playing career, Corsie is also a qualified chartered accountant.
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