Squad
Dimitar Mitov2024current
Kevin Nisbet2025current- Marko Lazetić2025current
Stuart Armstrong2025current
Kusini Yengi2026current
Martin Compstoncurrent- Doug Livingstone1927–1930
- Fred Martin1946–1960
Graham Leggat1953–1958
Bobby Clark1965–1982- Martin Buchan1965–1972
- Willie Miller1972–1990
Zoltán Varga1972–1973- Eddie Thomson1973–1976
- Stuart Kennedy1976–1983
Gordon Strachan1977–1984
Jim Leighton1977–1988- Steve Archibald1977–1980
Alex McLeish1978–1994
Mark McGhee1979–1984
Bryan Gunn1980–1986- Stewart McKimmie1983–1997
- Jim Bett1985–1994
- Charlie Nicholas1987–1990
- Eoin Jess1987–1996
- Peter Nicholas1987–1988
Scott Booth1988–1997- Theo Snelders1988–1996
Hans Gillhaus1989–1993
Mixu Paatelainen1992–1994
Roy Aitken1992–1995
Dean Windass1995–1998
Antoine Kombouaré1996–1998- Iliyan Kiryakov1996–2000
- Nicky Walker1996–1997
Tsanko Tsvetanov1996–1998- Derek Whyte1997–2002
Jim Leighton1997–2000
Michael O'Neill1998–1998
Hicham Zerouali1999–2002- Tony Warner1999–1999
- Peter Kjær2001–2003
David Zdrilic2003–2004
Markus Heikkinen2003–2005
Scott Booth2003–2004
Andrew Considine2004–2022
Chris Maguire2005–2011
Jackie McNamara2007–2008
Sone Aluko2007–2008
Charlie Mulgrew2008–2010
Hallur Hansson2008–2011
Sone Aluko2008–2011
Maurice Ross2009–2010
Josh Magennis2010–2014
Nikola Vujadinović2010–2011
Paul Hartley2010–2011
Ryan Fraser2010–2013
Ryan Jack2010–2017
Scott Bain2010–2011
David González2011–2011
Jason Brown2011–2013
Kári Árnason2011–2012
Nick Blackman2011–2011
Rory Fallon2011–2013- Gary Naysmith2012–2013
Jonny Hayes2012–2024
Niall McGinn2012–2022
Barry Robson2013–2016
Lawrence Shankland2013–2017
Michael Hector2013–2014- Nicky Weaver2013–2014
Adam Rooney2014–2018
Alan Tate2014–2014
David Goodwillie2014–2016
Shaleum Logan2014–2014
Andrew Driver2015–2015
Danny Ward2015–2016
Danny Ward2015–2015- Graeme Shinnie2015–2019
Kenny McLean2015–2018
Ryan McLaughlin2015–2016
James Maddison2016–2017
Joe Lewis2016–2023
Simon Church2016–2016
Kári Árnason2017–2018
Greg Halford2019–2019
Scott Brown2021–2022- Graeme Shinnie2023–2023
- Graeme Shinnie2023–2026
Leighton Clarkson2023–2026
Junior Hoilett2024–2024
Kevin Nisbet2024–2025
Adil Aouchiche2025–2026
Jesper Karlsson2025–2026
Kusini Yengi2025–2026- Oday Dabbagh2025–2025
- Dennis Geiger2026–2026
- Per Kristian Bråtveit2026–2026
Aberdeen Football Club is a professional football club based in Aberdeen, Scotland, and has never been relegated from the top division since 1905.
The club has won four Scottish league titles, eight Scottish Cups, and six Scottish League Cups throughout its history.
Aberdeen FC was formed in 1903 through a merger of three local clubs and played its first match on August 15 of that year.
Biography
Formation
Aberdeen Football Club was established in 1903 through a merger of three local clubs: Aberdeen, Victoria United, and Orion. The club played its inaugural match on August 15, 1903, ending in a 1–1 draw against Stenhousemuir. In its first season, Aberdeen secured victory in the Aberdeenshire Cup and finished third in the Northern League. The following year, they were elected to the Second Division of the Scottish League, and by 1904, they had progressed to the newly expanded First Division, where they have remained ever since.
Early Success and Development
The early years saw Aberdeen making significant strides, including a Scottish Cup semi-final appearance in 1908 and another in 1911. Notably, during the 1910-11 season, the club achieved its first victories over the Old Firm teams, Celtic and Rangers, and briefly led the league standings. However, the impact of World War I forced the club to suspend competitive football by 1917.
Achievements and Legacy
Aberdeen FC has a rich history of success, having won four Scottish league titles, eight Scottish Cups, and six Scottish League Cups. They are particularly distinguished as the only Scottish team to have won two European trophies, claiming the European Cup Winners' Cup and the European Super Cup in 1983. In recognition of their contributions to the city, the club was awarded the Freedom of the City of Aberdeen on December 16, 2022, following a unanimous vote by the Aberdeen City Council.
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Formation and early years (1903–1939)
Before Aberdeen FC formed, in 1902 Edinburgh based Hibernian, unsettled in the capital, were looking to move to Aberdeen, even going as far as sending a valuer to Pittodrie to decide if the move was plausible. This kickstarted talks of a merger between three clubs based in the city—Aberdeen, Victoria United and Orion—in 1903. The three clubs came to an agreement and the new Aberdeen FC was formed. The new club played its first match on 15 August 1903: a 1–1 draw with Stenhousemuir. That first season produced a win in the Aberdeenshire Cup, but only a third-place finish in the Northern League. The club applied for membership of the Scottish League for the following season, and were elected to the Second Division. In 1904, the club were managed by Jimmy Philip. At the end of its first season, despite having finished seventh out of twelve teams, Aberdeen were elected to the new, expanded First Division. They have remained in the top tier of Scottish football ever since. From 1906, the club made steady progress, with a Scottish Cup semi-final appearance in 1908 and another in 1911. In that season of 1910–11, Aberdeen recorded their first victories over the Old Firm of Celtic and Rangers, and led the league for a time, but finished the season in second place. Wartime affected the club as much as any other; despite spending cuts and other economies, by 1917 the situation became untenable. Aberdeen dropped out of competitive football,…
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France Football European Team of the Year: 1 1983 The club was awarded the Freedom of the City of Aberdeen on 16 December 2022 following a unanimous vote by Aberdeen City Council.
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Aberdeen Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Aberdeen, Scotland. They compete in the Scottish Premiership and have never been relegated from the top division of the Scottish football league system since they were elected to the top flight in 1905. Aberdeen have won four Scottish league titles, eight Scottish Cups and six Scottish League Cups. They are also the only Scottish team to have won two European trophies, having won the European Cup Winners' Cup and the European Super Cup in 1983.
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