Luton Town are interested in acquiring Shayden Morris, but Aberdeen has turned down two offers from them. The most recent proposal was £600,000 plus add-ons, which failed to persuade the winners of the Scottish Cup to part with Morris. As Morris is approaching the last year of his contract with Aberdeen, there have been encouraging talks regarding a new agreement. It has been reported that Morris is content at Aberdeen and is willing to remain beyond the next summer. Luton Town, having faced consecutive relegations from the Premier League to League One, are looking to bolster their squad by signing the wide player. Aberdeen's manager, Jimmy Thelin, confirmed that the discussions with Morris have been positive, noting that Morris is playing happily and shares the club's vision. Morris reportedly mentioned that he would be pleased to negotiate staying at Aberdeen.