Aberdeen seeks top six finish and trophy amidst new signings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 11:16 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Aberdeen aims for a top-six league finish and a trophy in the upcoming season, following a challenging last year. New signings, including Dan Happe and Connor Ronan, are expected to strengthen the squad. Manager Stephen Robinson has emphasized the need to be tough to beat, prioritizing results over style. Concerns remain about the team’s reliance on Kevin Nisbet for goals, as new signing Ayoub Mouloua continues his search for scoring opportunities. The squad looks to improve its standing in the league this year.
- •Aberdeen aims for top six finish and trophy.
- •Dan Happe and Connor Ronan are key signings.
- •Manager Stephen Robinson focuses on tough gameplay.
- •Kevin Nisbet's goal-scoring reliance raises concern.
- •Alex Briedl and 15-year-old Andrew Fasanya are breakout candidates.
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"Top six has to be the bare minimum, if we can achieve that along with a trophy it would mark a good season for me after what we endured last season. Dan Happe also looks a solid addition to the back line both offensively and defensively. Stephen Robinson said when appointed he'd make Aberdeen a difficult team to beat and I want him to stay true to his words.
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