Aberdeen defender Ross McCrorie set to secure £2 million move to Bristol City
The English Championship club are confident the capture of Aberdeen vice-captain McCrorie is close to being completed after beating off competition from West Brom and Norwich City.
Ross McCrorie was sold by Aberdeen in summer 2023. Image: SNS.
Aberdeen defender Ross McCrorie looks set to exit Pittodrie, with Bristol City confident they have beaten off competition from West Brom and Norwich City to secure the 25-year-old.
Ashton Gate boss Nigel Pearson revealed on Monday night he believes two signings are close to being confirmed.
Bristol Live are reporting McCrorie is one of those players.
Aberdeen have been in advanced talks with the Championship club regarding a summer transfer of the Pittodrie vice-captain.
Ross McCrorie of Aberdeen battles for the ball with Rabbi Matondo of Rangers. Image: Shutterstock
There are the elements of the deal still to be finalised, but Bristol City are confident a move to sign McCrorie will be completed.
A fee of around £2 million, including future add-ons, is understood to have been agreed for McCrorie.
The defender still has three years left on his Pittodrie contract.
Championship clubs West Brom and Norwich City were also understood to have targeted a summer swoop for McCrorie.
However, the Dons defender has reportedly turned down the offer of more lucrative wages elsewhere as his preference is to move to the Robins.
McCrorie has missed Aberdeen‘s last two games having undergone surgery on a hernia problem.
Conversation
Comments are currently disabled as they require cookies and it appears you've opted out of cookies on this site. To participate in the conversation, please adjust your cookie preferences in order to enable comments.
Aberdeen defender Ross McCrorie set to secure £2 million move to Bristol City
Conversation