Aberdeen have rejected numerous offers from Debrecen for Topi Keskinen because the bids were below their valuation. Any bid would need to exceed the £850,000 Aberdeen paid HJK to sign Keskinen.

According to the Daily Record, DVSC has made several offers for Topi Keskinen, a 13-time Finnish international winger, but has not yet reached an agreement for his transfer from Aberdeen. The club has not offered an amount of money sufficient for Aberdeen, which reportedly wants at least the 800,000 pounds they paid to sign him from HJK Helsinki two years ago. DVSC's new coach, Gert Remmel, is familiar with Keskinen, having worked with him at the Finland U21 national team.

Aberdeen have turned down multiple bids from Debrecen for winger Topi Keskinen. The Hungarian club has not yet met Aberdeen's valuation, as the Pittodrie club aims to recoup at least the approximately £800,000 plus add-ons they paid for him. The Finnish international is understood to be open to a move and has also attracted interest from other European clubs.