The Most Expensive Aberdeen Player in the World

Tuesday, October 7th 2014. | Sport

Let me show you the most expensive Aberdeen player in the following post below. Even though the Aberdeen player is not really famous, the transfer fee is mind blowing. The big money indicates that the players from Scotland are favorable. People also find out that Aberdeen Scotland is still producing the top talent in Britain. Here is the list of the most expensive Aberdeen players in the world:

The Most Expensive Aberdeen Player

The Most Expensive Aberdeen Player: Ross McCormack

Ross McCormack is the most expensive Aberdeen player. He was born on 18 August 1986. Now he plays for Fulham. This Scottish footballer is very famous in Britain since he is one of the key players in the Scotland National team. He can be positioned as a winger or even a striker. In 2003, he was included in Scottish Premier League club rangers. In January 2006, McCormack went to League One Doncaster Rovers. He went with the transfer fee around £350,000 when he moved to Leeds United. At that time, he was appointed as the captain of the team. In July 2014, McCormack went to Fulham. The fee was undisclosed. But many people believed that he got £6 million fee. Moreover, this footballer also got extra £5 million in adds ons. In 2006 till 2008, McCormack played for Scotland U21 for 10 times. There were three goals that he created. The first appearance of McCormack on the field was at the age of 17 years old on May 1, 2004. At that time, he played against Motherwell. He stole the attention of the people when he scored his first goal in the final match against Dunfermline Athletic at East End Park in 2003 till 2004.

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Ross McCormack

The Most Expensive Aberdeen Player: Robert Snodgrass

Robert Snodgrass is another most expensive Aberdeen player in the world. He was born on 7 September 1987 in Glasgow. He takes the position as a winger in Hull City. Snodgrass stated that he was very comfortable when playing on between the sides of the pitch. But you can find this footballer is very flexible because he could play as a forward. In 2009, he was included in the Scotland national team after he played for various youth levels. In February 2011, he won the first cap. Livingston was his first senior career. In 2008, he went to Leeds United and helped the club to promote to the Championship in 2010. Snodgrass decided to move to Norwich City in July after he rejected the new contract offered by Leeds in February 2012.