Dean Campbell and Connor McLennan, both academy graduates, are among the players leaving Aberdeen this summer. Liam Fox is also leaving after filling a temporary coaching position.
Additionally released from the first team are Marley Watkins and Matty Kennedy.
McLennan and Campbell both played their final season with the Dons while on loan.
Before spending the previous season at St Johnstone, McLennan, who joined the club at the age of eight, had made more than 100 appearances and scored eight goals.
When Campbell made his debut for Aberdeen against Celtic in 2017, at the age of 16 years, 1 month, and 23 days, he became the club's youngest player. Before moving on loan to Stevenage, the midfielder made a total of 75 appearances, achieving promotion from Sky Bet League Two.
The squad disclosed that the former manager of Dundee United, Fox, was unable to continue as first-team coach due to family obligations.
According to manager Barry Robson, "We are still having positive discussions with some of the loan players who are leaving about the possibility of returning for next season. I'd like to thank every player, and Liam, for their efforts during their time at the club." We'll monitor those developments throughout the upcoming weeks.
Liam Scales, Mattie Pollock, Graeme Shinnie, Leighton Clarkson, Hayden Coulson, Jay Gorter, Dilan Markanday, and Patrik Myslovic were the loan players from the previous season.
Ange Postecoglou, an Australian who moved to the Premier League to manage Tottenham Hotspur, has already left Celtic this summer. Naturally, rumors have started to circulate about people like Reo Hatate and fellow countryman Furuhashi. The latter scored 34 goals in 44 domestic games to win player of the year honors. Due to his superb movement, awareness, and ability to nearly predict how the game would play and where the ball will land, Kyogo is an exceptional opportunist in the final third. The striker reportedly has attention from all over Europe due to his goal-scoring prowess. Given that he has two years left on his contract and how significant he is
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. The latter scored 34 goals in 44 domestic games to win player of the year honors. Due to his superb movement, awareness, and ability to nearly predict how the game would play and where the ball will land, Kyogo is an exceptional opportunist in the final third. The striker reportedly has attention from all over Europe due to his goal-scoring prowess. Given that he has two years left on his contract and how significant he is
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