Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has ruled out major January signings, stating his squad is already too big. The head coach is instead focused on moving players out before the transfer window shuts in 11 days.
Robinson has overseen significant turnover since taking charge, with 13 arrivals and 14 departures this summer. He publicly confirmed his current priority is reducing the group, which at 28 players is the third-largest in the Scottish Premiership. "I still have too many players at my disposal," Robinson said.
While some supporters have called for reinforcements in midfield and out wide, the manager's comments suggest any late business will be focused on exits. The club's squad page lists the full roster, which Robinson will now look to streamline.
The scale of the rebuild under Robinson means Aberdeen's fixtures in the coming weeks will be played by a largely settled group. The manager's immediate task is finalising the departures he believes are necessary to achieve the right balance within his squad.
