Rangers midfielder Lyall Cameron has tonight completed a season-long loan to Pittodrie as he joins Aberdeen.
The former Dundee youth graduate, who featured over 100 times for the Dens Park side, made his Dundee debut in 2019 after coming off the bench against Raith Rovers in the Scottish League Cup. Lyall made his league debut in 2020 against Dunfermline Athletic in the Scottish Championship.
The 23-year-old also had loan spells before joining the Ibrox side, playing with both Montrose and Peterhead in the early stages of his career.
“I’m delighted it’s all been sorted out”, Lyall Cameron said.
“I wanted to stay in Scotland and to join Aberdeen. This is a good opportunity for me to remind people what I can do in this league, and I believe I can help the team.
“My aim is to play as many games as I can, help the team and just play football again.
“I can bring energy. I can bring passion and hopefully I can also bring some quality and some goals. I hope I can get the fans off their seats. I like to be positive and get forward with the ball.
“There is always a good atmosphere at Pittodrie. I know the fans will be right behind the team on Sunday. I will work as hard as I can during my time here and hopefully, we have a positive end to the season.”
Lutz Pfannenstiel also said: “Lyall was clear in his desire to join Aberdeen. He had interest from other clubs both in England and abroad, but he made it clear to Rangers he wanted this move to Pittodrie to happen.
“That commitment was hugely attractive to us and played a big part in convincing us to get this deal done. We believe he will have a positive influence on the team in the next few months and help us achieve our objectives between now and May.
“Work continues behind the scenes to improve but also reduce the overall squad size, which had grown beyond the optimal size.
“We invested significantly last summer, but a number of players who were expected to move on during that window ultimately remained, leaving us with close to 30 senior professionals.
“Our intention is to bring that number down during this window, while also looking to add quality in key areas of the pitch to ensure we finish the season strongly in both the league and our efforts to retain the Scottish Cup.
“I am expecting a busy couple of weeks.”
The on-loan Rangers man goes straight into the squad as Aberdeen prepare to take on Championship outfit, Raith Rovers, in the Scottish Cup.
