In recent years, Aberdeen have shown signs of strength in the transfer market with a number of notable signings including defender Sam Allardyce and midfielder Tomás Martínez. However, there has been little to indicate that they are actively seeking to strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.

Despite this, Aberdeen have continued to make strong moves throughout the transfer window, particularly in the summer period. This includes a move for goalkeeper Scott McTominay from Premier League side Burnley, who has impressed in pre-season training and is currently on loan at the club until the end of the season.

Another significant signing was midfielder Tomás Martínez, who joined Aberdeen from Scottish Championship side Dundee United on loan earlier this month. The 21-year-old has made an impressive start to his career and has already made an impact on the team with his performances against top-flight opposition.

Aberdeen have also made some positive moves in the transfer market, with a move for striker Jack Cooney from Manchester City last week. Cooney has impressed in pre-season and has impressed on the pitch with his goal-scoring ability.

However, it remains to be seen whether these signings will lead to a sustained improvement in Aberdeen's performance on the field. It is possible that they may struggle to keep pace with other clubs in the league as they look to strengthen their squad before the new transfer window begins next month.

Overall, Aberdeen's proactive moves in the transfer market are a positive sign for the club, but it remains to be seen whether they can maintain their current form or if they need to make changes in order to compete for promotion in the coming seasons.