Summer Transfers
Player in	From	Fee
Lee Mair	Dundee United	Bosman
Jonathan Kurrant	Charlton Athletic	Free
Jackie McNamara	Wolves	Free
Jeffrey de Visscher	De Graafschap	Free
Derek Young	Partick Thistle	Free
Jonathan Smith	Wigan	Free
Sone Aluko	Birmingham	Loan
Player out	To	Fee
Jamie Winter	Chesterfield	Free
David Donald	Peterhead	Free
Gary Dempsey	Yeovil Town	Free
Dyron Daal	St Johnstone	Free
Russell Anderson	Sunderland	£1 Million
Craig Brewster	Inverness CT	Free

Winter Transfers
Player in	From	Fee
Stuart Duff	Dundee United	Free
Josh Walker	Middlesbrough	Loan
Dave Bus	De Graafschap	Free
Alan Maybury	Leicester City	Free
Player out	To	Fee
Chris Clark	Plymouth Argyle	£200,000
Michael Hart	Preston North End	Undisclosed
Michael Paton	Brechin City	Loan
Stuart Smith	Peterhead	Loan
Neil McVitie	Peterhead	Loan

Aberdeen competed in the Scottish Premier League, Scottish Cup, Scottish League Cup and UEFA Cup in season 2007–08. It was the club's first season in European competition since 2002–03.

Qualification for the group stages of the UEFA Cup was secured with an away-goals qualifying victory over FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk. Aberdeen were drawn in Group B along with Panathinaikos, Lokomotiv Moscow, Atlético Madrid and Copenhagen. Aberdeen qualified for the round of 32 following a 4–0 victory over F.C. Copenhagen. They were drawn against Bayern Munich and lost 7–3 on aggregate, but did manage a 2–2 home draw with the German club.

Aberdeen had already announced that the contracts of Jamie Winter and David Donald were not to be renewed. Gary Dempsey rejected a new two-year deal to sign for Yeovil Town, and Dyron Daal left to join St Johnstone.

Aberdeen had secured the signatures of defenders Lee Mair from Dundee United, and youngster Jonathan Kurrant, who would join after he had finished his A-Levels. Both agreed pre-contracts. Wolves experienced defender Jackie McNamara and De Graafschap winger Jeffrey de Visscher both signed on free transfers. Former player Derek Young returned to the club on a free transfer after spells at Dunfermline and Partick Thistle. Sone Aluko was signed on a free loan deal from Birmingham.

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