Wylde believes the move north can also relaunch his stuttering career...
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The former Rangers youngster met with McInnes on Tuesday and talks have been on-going.
Express Sport revealed Aberdeen’s interest last month and the player  has decided on a move to Pittodrie ahead of offers from Motherwell and English sides Sheffield United and  Carlisle.
Wylde is expected to sign for a minimum of two years.
Wylde believes the move north can also relaunch his stuttering career – as he has struggled since he left Rangers for Bolton two seasons ago.
The 22-year-old will become the Dons’ fourth signing of the summer after Willo Flood, Barry Robson and Calvin Zola.