The former Scotland under-21 international could make his debut against Raith Rovers on Sunday
Lyall Cameron is raring to go at Aberdeen (Image: )
Lyall Cameron has insisted he is only focused on Aberdeen and he has no idea what his future holds beyond the summer.
The midfielder has joined the Dons on-loan, after finding first-team football hard to come by at Rangers after Danny Rohl replaced Russell Martin as manager.
Cameron still has a long-term contract at Ibrox but his short-term focus is on trying to get Aberdeen up the table and on to a decent cup.
The former Scotland under-21 international could make his debut against Raith Rovers in the Scottish Cup on Sunday afternoon.
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Cameron stated: “I’m fit and ready to go, I don’t know if I will be playing or not – that won’t be up to me.
“It has been a stop-start season for me, I played a bit at the start, hit some injury problems and haven’t quite got back in the team since then.