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Aberdeen staff. The Dons chairman made it crystal clear Derek McInnes ’ prized assets won’t be flogged on the cheap, despite the coronavirus cash issues which led to salary reductions across the board.

Craig Bryson is on course for lift-off at Aberdeen. The Pittodrie boss has revealed his midfielder is making excellent progress through the pre-season campaign as he aims to kick-on.Bryson, 33, endured a frustrating first term in the Granite City after arriving last summer.He was dogged by injury issues and managed just a dozen appearances for the Dons before lockdown.

Aberdeen have accepted for top scorer Sam Cosgrove. The striker blasted 23 goals in 37 games for Derek McInnes ' men as he cemented his reputation as one of Scotland's deadliest strikers.

Sam Cosgrove and is hoping Aberdeen can keep all their top stars this summer.The Dons top scorer Cosgrove knocked back a £2 million move to French side Guingamp last week, even though he was given permission to open talks.Cosgrove has netted an impressive 44 goals in two seasons and McInnes is well aware of the size of the void that would be left if his team had lost that impressive firepower.He is also hopeful his team can keep Scotland star Scott McKenna and young player of the year Lewis

Aberdeen 's first game of the season at home to Rangers is the best start he could have hoped for. The Ibrox men will head north to play in an empty Pittodrie on August 1, with the match scheduled for a 5:30 start for Sky TV.

Jonny Hayes to the club after they rubber-stamped his two-year deal.A video was released on Twitter featuring the attacker showing off his new club's jersey and exploring the Cormack Park training facility.The Irish winger was released by Celtic on a free transfer at the end of the season to the surprise of many.The 32-year-old sepnt five productive years at Pittodrie from 2012 where his exciting, direct wing play won him many admirers.Derek McInnes has been desperate to lure his former player

Manchester United transfer target James Maddison has been backed to move to Old Trafford this summer by one of his former managers.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes reckons the consistency of his current squad "isn't good enough" and admits he will be searching for better quality players when the window opens.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is facing an unfamiliar selection dilemma.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes admits he was frustrated at decisions that didn't go his side's way but used them to inspire the Dons to victory.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon admits he didn't want to face Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup semi-final and reckons Derek McInnes probably feels the same way.

Aberdeen powered into the Scottish Cup semi-final thanks to Lewis Ferguson’s brilliant strike and Sam Cosgrove’s 23rd goal of the season to beat St Mirren 2-0 in a sodden Paisley.

Conor McCarthy insists Saints’ deadly strike duo can fire them to an unexpected Scottish Cup semi-final spot.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes believes "the standard has been set" over the past seven years as he targets Scottish Cup glory.

Derek McInnes has admitted Dean Campbell’s costly sending off will be a harsh learning curve for his young Aberdeen starlet.

Confident Derek McInnes is adamant Sam Cosgrove and Curtis Main can continue their burgeoning double act and fire Aberdeen to glory this season.

Confident Derek McInnes is adamant Sam Cosgrove and Curtis Main can continue their burgeoning double act and fire Aberdeen to glory this season.

Andy Considine admits his last gasp Scottish Cup heroics saved Aberdeen’s season from an early grave.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes expects to be in for a tough encounter at Rugby Park, predicting Kilmarnock's rigid defensive unit will make it difficult for his side. 

Match-winner Kristoffer Ajer was described as a racehorse as he helped Celtic to pip Aberdeen at the Pittodrie post.

Determined Derek McInnes is backing Aberdeen to build on their stirring showing in Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Celtic at Pittdorie.

The games continue to come thick and fast and today's clash in the Granite City could be a defining moment in the title race.

Honest Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna has admitted that Aberdeen are unlikely to be offered the kind of sums the club rejected for him in the summer of 2018.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has explained his decision to drop Sam Cosgrove - and hinted that Curtis Main could lead the line against Celtic.

Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes admits it seems to be impossible for the Dons to come up against Celtic even when they aren't in great form.

Scott Martin admitted there is no hiding place for Hamilton Accies, and that every game between now and the end of the season is a ‘must-win’.

Aberdeen have been under pressure in recent weeks and the visit of Celtic isn't exactly what you want when you've been struggling.

Curtis Main insists he’ll be back banging down the door of Derek McInnes if he doesn’t get a crack at Celtic.

Blundering referees were put on the spot after a string of stonewall penalty claims were turned down over a weekend of Scottish Cup action.