ABERDEEN have splashed out £850,000 on Topi Keskinen but Stevie Grieve reckons they could make a lightning return on the Finn.
The SJK gaffer has seen the winger’s qualities first hand during the youngster’s time at HJK Helsinki and believes he is the perfect fit for the Dons.
Keskinen signed a four-year deal at the start of this week and Scots boss Grieve knows the Pittodrie outfit are paying a hefty fee for him.
However, he’s confident the boy can be star at Pittodrie and become another multi-million pound sale like Calvin Ramsay, Scott McKenna and, if all goes as expected, Bojan Miovski.
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