JAVAN Vidal today revealed he would consider signing on loan again for Aberdeen FC next season.
Aberdeen FC manager Jimmy Calderwood has confirmed he will speak to Manchester City boss Mark Hughes about the possibility of Vidal returning to Pittodrie after the summer.
The 19-year-old City player moved north on loan last January in an effort to gain valuable first team experience and will go home to Eastlands at the end of the term.
Vidal has not started a first team game since the March 14 win against Hamilton, but insisted a lack of recent SPL action will not affect any decision to come back to Aberdeen.
When asked if he would be open to another loan move to Pittodrie, Vidal said: “Definitely. I have loved my time up here and it’s been great for me.
“First team football is what I came for and that’s what I need.
“I have played at reserve team level with City for quite a while.
“First team football is more appealing to me, so I will just have to wait and see what happens in the summer and take it from there.
It is a great city and there is a really good bunch of lads at the club.
“I feel I have done well in the games I have played so obviously it is a little bit frustrating just now.
“But I didn’t come here to walk into the team, although obviously I want to play every week.â€
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