Aberdeen FC Manager Stephen Robinson on Dimitar Mitov's Transfer

Aberdeen FC manager Stephen Robinson has described Dimitar Mitov's transfer to St Pauli as a 'sensible deal' for the club. The Bulgarian goalkeeper, who won a Scottish Cup winners' medal with the Dons, has joined the Bundesliga 2 side for an undisclosed fee.

Why it matters for Aberdeen FC

The transfer of Dimitar Mitov marks the end of an era for Aberdeen FC, as the Bulgarian goalkeeper departs Pittodrie after two years. However, the sale of Mitov has been described as a 'sensible deal' by manager Stephen Robinson, who has already made arrangements for his departure by signing German Marius Muller ahead of the season.

Aberdeen FC are looking to rebuild their squad ahead of the new season, and the sale of Dimitar Mitov is a significant step in that process. The club are currently 8th in the Premiership, with 3 points from 2 games, and are 3 points behind leaders Celtic. The Dons are also dealing with injuries to Kristers Tobers, Kusini Yengi, and Mats Knoester, who are currently sidelined.