Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin has emphasized the importance of winning silverware as he encourages his new signings to focus on achieving success and ending the club's decade-long trophy drought. With seven new players acquired during the summer transfer window, Thelin is pleased that the team has started the season with nine consecutive wins. He is also proactively planning for the January transfer window, aiming to strengthen the squad further while adhering to a long-term strategy for growth and development. Thelin highlighted the necessity of signing the right players who can improve the team and assist in the development of existing players. The club recently secured a lucrative deal for former striker Bojan Miovski, which includes performance-related add-ons, demonstrating their strategic approach to recruitment. As they move forward, Thelin remains optimistic about building a competitive squad while maintaining a calm and measured approach to future transfers.