Aberdeen Football Club (AFC) is pleased to announce one of Scotland’s leading roofing and cladding specialists, Fowler McKenzie, as the new official Pre-Academy Programme partner.

This exciting new collaboration will see Fowler McKenzie provide sponsorship and support for the AFC Pre-Academy, further cementing their dedication to fostering the next generation of talent in Aberdeen. In addition, Fowler McKenzie will continue their sponsorship of the prestigious Craig Brown Tournament held for the first-time last season.

Long term supporters of the Dons, Fowler McKenzie, who are renowned for their extensive work supporting young people in Aberdeen, view this partnership as a perfect alignment with their company values.

Phil McKenzie, Managing Director of Fowler McKenzie, said: “We are incredibly proud to partner with Aberdeen Football Club in supporting the AFC Pre-Academy.

“At Fowler McKenzie we are passionate about investing in the future of our community, and this partnership allows us to contribute to the development of young talent in Aberdeen. We look forward to seeing these young players flourish and succeed.”

Commenting on this innovative new partnership, Robbie Hedderman, Commercial Director of Aberdeen FC, added: “We are delighted to welcome Fowler McKenzie as our Official Pre-Academy Partner.

“This marks another chapter in the Club’s ongoing efforts to develop young talent and strengthen its ties with local businesses with a community focus at the heart of their company values. With Fowler McKenzie’s support, Aberdeen FC is poised to continue its tradition of developing the best young talent to progress into the Dons first team.”

Stuart Glennie, Aberdeen FC Academy Director, added: “The support from Fowler McKenzie is a significant boost for our Academy.

“Their commitment to the Craig Brown Tournament and now the AFC Pre-Academy will help us provide top-quality training and development opportunities for our young players. We are grateful for their support and look forward to a successful partnership.”