Former Aberdeen loan defender Stefan Gartenmann has secured a permanent transfer to Hungarian club Ferencvaros.
Centre-back Gartenmann spent last season on loan at Aberdeen from Danish top-flight club FC Midtjylland.
Danish defender Gartenmann made 45 appearances for the Dons, scoring three times.
Aberdeen had held discussions last season to secure Gartenmann, 27, on a permanent deal.
However, those talks were before Jimmy Thelin was appointed manager and discussions were put on the back-burner as the Dons battled against being dragged into a relegation play-off battle.
Thelin has bolstered the Aberdeen defence during the summer transfer window with the signing of centre-back Gavin Molloy from Shelbourne.
Molloy, 22, was secured on a three-year contract and has started all six games so far this season – all wins.
Gartenmann said: “I had heard of Ferencvaros before, but once you get here you realise how big a club it is.
“I am honoured and proud to be here and can’t wait to get started this season.
“After seeing the team play, it seems like this is a really interesting project.
“There will be many more titles hopefully and big games to come.
“I want to as quickly as possible establish myself as a first team player.
“Here you have to win.”
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