Fasanya made history when he debuted for the Dons as a 15-year-old in July and they're keen to tie him down to professional terms…

Aberdeen have opened contract talks with their youngest ever player, Fasanya, in an effort to secure his future amid interest from several English clubs. Manager Stephen Robinson and sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel have established a first-team pathway for the teenager, with the proposed deal allowing him to sign his first professional contract in December.
Fasanya became Aberdeen's youngest player in July when he debuted against Kelty Hearts at 15 years old. The Scotland under-17 international trains full-time while balancing his schooling, and Aberdeen are also currently in dialogue to extend the contract of defender Gavin Molloy.
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