'Dons tell Besuijen to find new club'
Aberdeen have told Vicente Besuijen he is free to find another club, with the 24-year-old winger who signed in 2022 having another year to run on his contract. (Scottish Sun), externalRead Thursday's Scottish Gossip in full.
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