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Former Irish Under-21 international Tommie Hoban is declared fit and ready to debut in Aberdeen against Burnley in the Europa League after being loaned by Watford.
The versatile defender signed a long-term agreement as he seeks to rebuild his career after a cruciate ligament injury 12 months ago.
Hoban made more than 50 first-team appearances for Watford after receiving his debut with Malky Mackay at the age of 16. at Blackburn two seasons ago
and is determined to take a chance after being signed in time for the first leg of the second qualifying round at Pittodrie on Thursday.
The 24-year-old told Red TV: "Things are moving very fast in football, I'm just delighted to be somewhere where I feel valued and valued, I'm looking forward to playing and I'm looking forward to getting cracked.
"I was thrown right after wounds in the pa st so that's something I'm ready for. This is the kind of great game for which you live as a footballer. "
Hoban describes himself as a" hard-core advocate "and adds," I have been in Watford since the age of 14, I come from the academy "
" Things have very Well started, I played quite a game when I was young, the last three years were difficult with injuries, I had a little bad luck.
"But I am above that now, I feel fit and hope to revive my career.A great club like Aberdeen is the perfect place to get there."
The Director Derek McInnes was eager to get the deal out while the center back Mark Reynolds faces a long time after a knee surgery on Wednesday afternoon. "I got to know Tommie at over the last 10 days and the conversations I've had with him, I know how eager he is to be here.He can play anywhere in the last four games and gives us a real competition, insurance and size at the back center. "
Hoban was joined to Pittodrie by former Hamilton goaltender and Partick Thistle Tomas Cerny, who will cover Joe Lewis Defender David Craddock was injured
McInnes, who can register two new players in his Europa Lea team before the deadline of 11 pm on Wednesday, is still looking to sign an attacker and postponed a decision on the trialist Krystian Nowak. 19659002] The former Hearts player was invited to face Arbroath in a friendly on Sunday after the postponement or abandonment of two previous trial matches.
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