Image:Jamie Langfield: Given another 24 hours to think over Aberdeen contract offer
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown is hopeful goalkeeper Jamie Langfield will put pen to paper on a new deal within the next 24 hours
Keeper given another 24 hours to think over contract offer
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown is hopeful goalkeeper Jamie Langfield will put pen to paper on a new deal within the next 24 hours.
The 32-year-old was offered a contract extension after making a return to top team action following his recovery from a brain seizure.
Langfield - whose current deal is set to expire at the end of the season - has yet to commit to an extended stay at Pittodrie.
Brown has given the keeper another 24 hours to make a decision on the club's offer of a new deal and is confident Langfield will put pen to paper.
"Jamie Langfield has been given another 24 hours to make a decision," said Brown.
"He and [Aberdeen chief executive] Duncan Fraser are going over things now but I don't think it has anything to do with money or desire to play for Aberdeen Football Club, I think it is length of contract they are discussing which has held us up.
"I think things look favourable. Hopefully by tomorrow he will have completed negotiations."