The Dons went into the break on the back of an improving run of form that saw Stephen Robinson's side beat Motherwell, Kilmarnock in the League Cup, and draw with Hibs at Easter Road.
Aberdeen defender Chris Cadden highlighted the benefits of the extended international break, explaining that it provided valuable training ground time ahead of a demanding schedule. Despite critics questioning the hiatus, Cadden stated that manager Stephen Robinson ensured the squad engaged in rigorous work following positive performances against Motherwell, Kilmarnock, and Hibernian.
Looking ahead to Aberdeen's home clash against St Johnstone at Pittodrie, Cadden emphasized the goal of restoring the stadium as a fortress. He noted returning injured players have improved training standards and stressed that the team remains solely focused on securing three points on Sunday.
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