Celtic outcast Albian Ajeti reckons he's beginning to discover his greatest from in opposition to at Sturm Graz after netting his first aim for the Austrian aspect.
The Swiss worldwide joined Celtic in a £5million summer time transfer two years underneath Neil Lennon, however did not make his mark on the Parkhead crew throughout a torrid season by which the membership had been going for 10 in a row. Ajeti struggled to make an impression on boss Ange Postecoglou and was used sparingly by the Australian boss whereas Kyogo and Giorgios Giakoumakis had been sidelined via harm.
He did not make a single first crew look following the January arrival of Daizen Maeda's firepower and regardless of being handed an opportunity in pre-season, he was moved out on mortgage the Austrian Bundesliga title hopefuls. He has struggled to carry down a daily place within the aspect since his transfer, however netted his first aim for his new membership within the 3-0 win over Austria Wien.
Sincere Ajeti was eager to not get carried away after discovering the web. The previous West Ham entrance man admits he's nonetheless struggling for health and is trying to modify to his new membership.
The Celtic l oanee advised Kleine Zeitung : “It was a terrific crew aim, it performed out very properly. I might have performed one or two extra issues as we speak, however it's coming slowly.
"My legs are getting fitter. I am blissful that I used to be in a position to rating the primary aim for Sturm. However the three factors are way more essential.
“Not the whole lot works completely but. We do not perceive one another completely but. We get alongside very well and we prepare collectively day by day. I am simply attempting to assist the crew."
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