The midfielder has nailed down a top team spot in recents weeks and grabbed his opportunity

Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has highlighted midfielder Findlay Marshall as an inspiration for the club's academy players after breaking into the first team. Marshall previously went on loan to Arbroath after being told he could leave under Jimmy Thelin, but earned a new deal and a starting spot under Robinson, who emphasized he will play youth if they prove good enough.
Looking ahead to the weekend match against St Mirren, Robinson noted that planning for the January transfer window has begun. He also discussed the competitive balance of the Scottish Premiership and confirmed the club is assessing striker Ayoub Mouloua under concussion protocols.
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