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The Venezuelan international struggled to make his mark in Scotland after a six-figure move to the club in 2020

Venezuelan international Ronald Hernandez reflected on his challenging spell with Aberdeen, stating he still wonders how his career might have progressed under different circumstances. The right-back joined the Scottish club from Stabaek in 2020 for a substantial six-figure fee but struggled to adapt before the season was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now playing for the Portland Timbers, Hernandez explained that arriving during his off-season made adjusting to the physical Scottish Premiership difficult. He was coached by Derek McInnes and faced off-field hardships when pandemic travel restrictions separated him from his family in Venezuela, though teammate Funso Ojo provided support.
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