Olusanya 'buzzing to be back' after agreeing Aberdeen deal

[SNS] Forward Toyosi Olusanya is "buzzing to be back" at Aberdeen after agreeing a two-year deal at Pittodrie. The former St Mirren attacker, 28, had a loan spell at the Dons from Houston Dynamo last season and leaves the Major League Soccer outfit at the end of his contract. Englishman Olusanya scored twice in 18 Aberdeen appearances between January and May. He played for eight different clubs in his homeland before joining St Mirren in 2022, during current Dons boss Stephen Robinson's spell in charge of the Buddies. He was loaned to Arbroath in 2023 and joined Houston in 2025. Dynamo loaned Olusanya to Doncaster Rovers before his first spell at Aberdeen. "Toyosi made a really positive impact during his time with us last season and we're delighted to bring him back to the club," Robinson told the Aberdeen website. "He gives us something different in the final third. His pace, power and energy make him a difficult opponent for defenders, while his work ethic and attitude are exactly what we want within the group. We believe there is much more to come from him." And Olusanya said: "I am buzzing to be back. From the moment I arrived in January, I felt welcomed by everyone at the club. "Coming in during the middle of a season isn't always easy. I was still working my way back to full fitness and adapting to a new environment, but I felt I improved as the weeks went on and now I have the opportunity to start again with a full pre-season behind me. "I know the manager well and I know exactly what he expects from me."