Aberdeen have announced they have secured a £2 million investment to help get them over a looming £5m funding black hole caused by Scottish football's coronavirus shutdown.
Aberdeen dream of playing for his home city club.
Aberdeen were today set to unveil their blueprint to negotiate the coronavirus crisis – and minimise the impact on lower-paid staff at the club.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has reassured fans the club’s board are working overtime to deliver a plan to survive the coronavirus crisis.
Aberdeen legend Ally Shewan today called for Andy Considine to be called into the Scotland squad when the Euro play-offs finally go ahead.
THE DONS aim to contact 12,000 supporters during this month and next as the club increase their outreach programme during the coronavirus crisis.
A former Aberdeen footballer and Scotland international has called on the Government to do more to help Britons stranded abroad.
Injured defenders Scott McKenna and Greg Leigh have been undertaking their rehab remotely via FaceTime with Aberdeen’s physios.
Aberdeen's directors have pledged to donate 10 per cent of season-ticket revenue to the club's community trust.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is confident his squad will have retained their fitness when Scottish football finally emerges from the shutdown.
Aberdeen FC has urged fans to buy season tickets to support the club – and directors have pledged to match 10% to go towards community projects.
Aberdeen's board have pledged to donate 10% of the total revenues generated by season ticket sales this month to the AFC Community Trust.
A decision must be made by Uefa by the end of April on what is happening with the rest of this season.
Aberdeen's players are reportedly considering a plan to defer wages during the coronavirus shutdown.
Defender Mikey Devlin revealed Aberdeen have been utilising technology to stay mentally and physically fit during the coronavirus lockdown.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Jim Bett thinks the football authorities have no option but to find a way to finish the season.
A graphic designer is auctioning off a signed print of Gothenburg Great John Hewitt on social media to raise funds for Aberdeen's #StillStandingFree campaign.
Boss Derek McInnes today reassured supporters Aberdeen will survive the coronavirus crisis – with their help.
Gothenburg Great John McMaster today revealed Sir Alex Ferguson gave him the freedom and confidence to attempt the free-kick that was the catalyst for Euro dominance in 1983.
Aberdeen players past and present have been boosting spirits by calling fans in isolation at home.
Gothenburg Great John McMaster is confident the Red Army will safeguard Aberdeen’s future through the coronavirus crisis.
For anyone struggling mentally during the coronavirus crisis the message from former Don Gary Dempsey is not to suffer in silence and ask for help.
Aberdeen fanzine The Red Final has pledged to buy a season ticket on behalf of a Dons fan to help support the club.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Gary Dempsey is trying to alleviate mental health issues during the coronavirus crisis by offering free online fitness workouts every day.
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has said wage cuts are not inevitable at the club during the coronavirus shutdown - after fans rallied round to support the Dons in their hour of need.
Aberdeen have lost out on almost £250,000 to Motherwell in SPFL payments because they were a point behind the Steelmen when football went into indefinite shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Aberdeen Football Club have hit out after their insurer said they would refuse to pay out on business interruption cover during Scottish football's coronavirus shutdown.
Aberdeen supporters have moved to help the club during the football shutdown and Andy Considine has vowed to repay this when the coronavirus crisis is over.
Gothenburg Great Willie Miller has praised Aberdeen’s #StillStandingFree initiative to help the community during the coronavirus crisis.
Derek McInnes’ tenure as Aberdeen manager has brought arguably the greatest spell of consistency since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club in 1986.