The manager is expecting a physical game in the north-east, but said his squad are focused on coming away with the three points against Jimmy Thelin’s unbeaten side.
Speaking to the media at this afternoon’s pre-match press conference, Clement said: “We have to win every game, so there is no difference in that, we always want to win every game.
“There is a lot of confidence and belief in the team, a result would help from the outside maybe in terms of the perception around the team and the evolution the team is making but all the players have confidence to go there and get a good result.
“We also have respect towards Aberdeen and what they have been doing in the beginning of this season, how they have played and how they have taken their points. It is going to be a huge battle.
“It is about us taking the points, it is all about that and not looking at others because you lose time and energy for nothing. It is about us taking as many points as possible and to raise our levels.”
On his squad for tomorrow, Clement revealed John Souttar and Tom Lawrence will return after missing Sunday’s match against St Mirren, while he provided updates on the injured players.
He continued: “Tom Lawrence and John Souttar will be available, and we will need to see tomorrow if it is for 90 minutes or not.
“Oscar Cortes is still not back but he is progressing in a good way in his rehab. Rabbi Matondo is also in a good way doing warm-ups with the team and being outside with the physios.
“Ridvan Yilmaz is doing some part of the training with the squad but is not fit enough yet and Danilo is on his way back but not at his best form of course, but he is getting better and better.
“With these number of games, you see every game there are some people with niggles and small things, so we need to take everything into account.”
Clement was asked about Connor Barron, and how he feels the midfielder will handle his return to Aberdeen, after joining from them in the summer.
He continued: “I have worked with a lot of young players in my career and as player and as manager he is one of the most mature that I met at that age. It will the first time for him, but I am sure he is ready for that, and he is just focused on football. That is his strong point, he is only busy with football and with his ambitions to become better and become important for this club. I don't have any doubts about that.
“I already spoke about some things in terms of the atmosphere, but we have also had several players who played there before, we have other new ones, so it is my task also. I did speak about circumstances and the way a team will perform, how they will play against us, so they know.