The 23-year-old central midfielder will join the Dons until the end of the season.

Cameron had been struggling for game time at Rangers and has only made 10 appearances this campaign to date.

Now, with Aberdeen looking to get their European qualification ambitions back on track, they will be hoping a player of Cameron’s experience can push the Dons back into the top half before the split.

However, with the details of the signing now being revealed, many of the Pittodrie Stadium are far from impressed.

The Dons have lost their last four matches, with their last win coming against Kilmarnock on 14 December.

On top of this, despite Jimmy Thelin being sacked by Aberdeen on 4 January, a new manager has still not been appointed.

Therefore, when there was no mention of an option to buy Cameron at the end of the loan, many supporters were quick to direct their anger at the club.

On top of this, with Cameron joining directly from a rival side in Rangers, many were also unimpressed that the loan deal was even approved.

Is Cameron capable of making an impact at Aberdeen?

Coming into the club, there will be big expectations on Cameron given his experience at Rangers and his past form at Dundee

Last season, the midfielder made 41 appearances in all competitions for Dundee, where he scored 14 times and picked up nine assists.

This eventually earned him a deal at Ibrox in the summer, a move that has not worked out to date.

Nevertheless, when Cameron has played, he has put in some brilliant stats.

To date, he is averaging a 0.40 xG, 2.90 shots, 6.77 touches in the opposition’s box and a pass completion rate of 84.5 per cent per game, according to Fotmob on 17 January.

Cameron has plenty of positive stats this seasonTherefore, there is no doubt that if Cameron is given a run of games at the Dons, he could make a big impact between now and the end of the season.

However, the real challenge for Aberdeen will be to return the midfielder to his previous form from the last campaign.