Andrew Considine has signed a contract extension with Aberdeen, the Pittodrie club have announced.
The two-year deal will see the 32-year-old defender remain at the Dons until at least the summer of 2021, with the potential of a third year.
Considine came through the club’s youth academy and made his debut against Dundee as a 17-year-old in May 2004 and he was rewarded for his services to the club with a testimonial year in 2015.
The Aberdonian has made 476 appearances, which puts him sixth on the club’s all-time appearance chart, in between Jim Leighton and Russell Anderson.
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