The Aberdeen Football Club has made some significant changes to their squad in the recent transfer window, with the club's five players set to make a tactical shift towards defense and attack.

One of the key changes is the signing of two new players from the Championship, who will join the team on loan until the end of the season. The signings include two defenders - one from Bristol Rovers and another from Carlisle United - who have impressed during their time in the lower leagues.

This move is part of the club's strategy of trying to strengthen its defensive side of the pitch, which has been struggling recently. The club has also added another player to the midfield, who brings experience and quality to the team.

The club has also made some changes to their attacking line, with the addition of two forwards - one from Barnsley and another from Bournemouth - who will be joining the team on loan until the end of the season.

Overall, this move is a strategic shift towards defense and attack, as the club looks to improve its overall performance both on the field and off it. With a strong defensive line and a talented attacking group, Aberdeen should be able to compete at a high level in the Premier League next season.