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 boss Derek McInnes has reassured fans the club’s board are working overtime to deliver a plan to survive the coronavirus crisis.
Like all sports, rugby union is currently getting to grips with effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Injured defenders Scott McKenna and Greg Leigh have been undertaking their rehab remotely via FaceTime with Aberdeen’s physios.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is confident his squad will have retained their fitness when Scottish football finally emerges from the shutdown.
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.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Jim Bett thinks the football authorities have no option but to find a way to finish the season.
Gothenburg Great John McMaster is confident the Red Army will safeguard Aberdeen’s future through the coronavirus crisis.
Bath have become the latest Gallagher Premiership club to announce 25 per cent pay cuts for players and staff.
Aberdeen fanzine The Red Final has pledged to buy a season ticket on behalf of a Dons fan to help support the club.
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 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.
Derek McInnes’ tenure as Aberdeen manager has brought arguably the greatest spell of consistency since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club in 1986.
Northampton have become the latest Gallagher Premiership club to announce 25 per cent pay cuts for players and staff.
If the Scottish season cannot be completed clubs must abide by tough decisions even if that means Hearts being relegated.
Playing games behind closed doors, staging multiple matches at single venues and scheduling midweek fixtures are among options under discussion to see this season’s Gallagher Premiership season completed.
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has revealed the club are facing £5 million in outgoings during Scottish football's coronavirus shutdown with no expected income.
Like all sports, rugby union is currently getting to grips with effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Wasps are imposing reductions of 25 per cent to player wages to offset the slump in revenue caused by the suspension of the Gallagher Premiership.
Scottish Professional Football League chief executive Neil Doncaster thinks video assistant referee (VAR) technology could damage the national game’s “brand”.
Aberdeen captain Joe Lewis has shared a video encouraging Dons fans to "stick together" during the disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
The Polish FA have claimed Uefa are aiming to get all domestic leagues finished by June.
Dons boss Derek McInnes doesn’t want this season to end prematurely.
Dons boss Derek McInnes hopes the authorities give this season a chance of finishing.
Willie Miller today called for Scottish clubs to work together to limit the damage of the coronavirus blanket shutdown.
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has said the decision to suspend Scottish football is the “sensible thing to do”.
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes insists safety must come first as Scottish football faces being shut down due to the coronavirus.
Pittodrie's atmosphere will transform from “sweetie paper rustling” to a fortress next season due to new initiatives, according to Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack.
Chairman Dave Cormack today promised supporters 100% of any extra season ticket sales and AberDNA cash will be ploughed into the football budget.