Scott Allan desperate to find best form

Scott Allan of Hibs in action during the Scottish Championship match between Hibernian and Rangers at Easter Road on March 22, 2015
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Scott Allan is certain that he will find his best form after a knee injury disrupted the early stages of his Celtic career.

Scott Allan has insisted that he is on the brink of finding his best form after arriving at Celtic in the summer.

A knee injury kept the former Hibernian midfielder out of action for two months early in his Celtic career, but he is confident of becoming a key player in the absence of Scott Brown and Charlie Mulgrew, who are both unavailable to Ronny Deila due to their own fitness issues.

"We have a few injuries so there are a few spaces available so given the chance I just need to try to make it my own," the 24-year-old is quoted as saying by Sky Sports News.

"I'm feeling good fitness-wise considering I haven't played much. The intensity in training gives you a good fitness level.

"I think now I'm ready, if the gaffer wants to give me the chance I will do my best and hopefully put on a show for the fans and repay him."

Allan is in contention to start when Celtic host Hamilton Academical on Saturday afternoon.

Ronny Deila manager of Celtic looks on prior to the UEFA Europa League Group A match between Celtic FC and AFC Ajax at Celtic Park on November 26, 2015 in Glasgow, United Kingdom.
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