Darlington boss Dave Penney is confident that Tommy Wright will move to Aberdeen once he is fully fit.
Darlington boss expects striker to make Dons move when fully fit
Darlington manager Dave Penney has confirmed he expects striker Tommy Wright's move to Aberdeen to be completed once the player has regained full fitness.
The fee believed to be in the region of £100,000 and has already been formally accepted by the Quakers.
A reoccurrence of the 23-year-old's knee injury picked up in last season's campaign has held up the transfer.
Wright has already had a medical at the SPL club and Penney insists he will make the move north once he is fully fit.
Opportunity
"A fee has been agreed and he's agreed personal terms with Aberdeen, it's just a matter now of him getting fit," Penney told the
Northern Echo.
"He's been up to Aberdeen to have part of the medical but we always knew his knee wouldn't pass a medical and Aberdeen were aware of the situation.
"Once his knee is fit he will have the rest of his medical and he'll be away. It's a great chance for him to push his career on."
