Ayoub Mouloua, a Moroccan striker, signed for Aberdeen from FUS Rabat earlier this summer. Stephen Robinson emphasized that patience will be important for Mouloua to succeed at the club. Robinson stated that Mouloua is currently adjusting to his new environment and learning a new language. Mouloua has made a few substitute appearances in the Premier Sports Cup and has nearly scored for Aberdeen.

According to Ben Jacobs, Ayoub Mouloua has signed for Aberdeen from FUS Rabat. The contract is for three years and includes an option for an additional year.

Aberdeen are expected to complete a deal for 23-year-old Moroccan international Ayoub Mouloua after agreeing a six-figure fee with FUS Rabat. The agreement is reported to be close, with Aberdeen now needing to arrange a work permit and GBE for the striker. Aberdeen previously signed Hicham Zerouali from the same club in 1999. Sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel and head of recruitment Darren Mowbray identified Mouloua following extensive work and scouting. The forward, who has two caps but no goals for Morocco, scored six goals and provided one assist in 21 games in the most recent season, after scoring 12 goals in 28 matches the previous campaign. Mouloua joined FUS Rabat in August 2024 and has a current market value of €750k, according to Transfermarkt.