Jasper Karlsson believes Aberdeen can kick start their season after the International break.

On loan Bologna winger, Jesper Karlsson believes the dons can get going after claiming their first league win of the campaign against Dundee.

Despite their 4-0 win over Steven Presley’s Dundee, they remain bottom but the dons look like they’re on the rise again.

Aberdeen played fantastically against Dundee in their 4-0 victory which could’ve definitely have been more in a very bright display.

Aberdeen haven’t had the start they’d hoped for but a big win on the weekend restores belief within the Aberdeen side.

The on loan Bologna man came up with 2 goals against Dundee as well as a goal against Shakhtar Donetsk from the penalty spot on Thursday night.

Karlsson hopes to be a key player at the Pittodrie side as the Swede looks to be an outstanding capture. The Italian outfit signed Jesper from Dutch side, AZ Alkmaar for £10million and is certainly a gem of a pickup by Jimmy Thelin.

Karlsson will be looking to continue to help Aberdeen as they prepare for a trip to Paisley to face St Mirren after the International break, a place where Aberdeen have found to be very difficult in past meetings.

Karlsson said: “There is now a little bit more relief for the situation we are in.

“We have a good team with good players and I think we just need some games to get things going.

“And a little bit of luck or something, and then we will go forward.”

Aberdeen’s disastrous start to the season displayed signs of turning around when narrowly losing to Shakhtar Donetsk in Europe.

Jesper said: “We built on what we did in the Shakhtar game.

“It was good to do that and then go on to get the win against Dundee.

“At the penalty I wanted to shoot to the middle, so it wasn’t good.

“However, the second goal was really good.

“Adil (Aouchiche) and Emmanuel (Gyamfi) scored too, so it was very good from everyone to get goals.”