Rolando Aarons has warned that there is more to come from him at Motherwell between now and the end of the season.
The winger arrived at Fir Park in January from Premier League Newcastle United, after spending the first half of the season on loan at Wycombe Wanderers.
Despite starting the last six Premiership matches, Aarons is yet to score in the division, and has only opened his account for the club in the Scottish Cup against St Mirren last month.
Aarons recognises Scottish football’s physicality (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images )
The player is confident he can start to produce though in the games remaining, having been getting to grips with the nature of Scottish football.
He told the club’s official website: “The manager has been speaking to me, he’s been giving me a lot of information – it’s helped me to adapt quicker.
“I know exactly what to do when I get out there and the information I get is helpful. It’s been good.
“It’s been quite physical, I’m on the floor quite a lot, there’s a lot of challenges and it’s sometimes quite end to end.
Motherwell are aiming to finish third (Photo by Jeff Holmes/Getty Images)
“Personally speaking I want to play every game, score goals, create chances, get assists.
“There’s more to come from me before the end of the season – more goals, more assists and hopefully more wins as well to help the team push for the top three.”
Aarons must find top gear
Things are very tight at the moment in the race for third spot, with Motherwell just a solitary point ahead of Aberdeen in the table.
Aarons has just the one goal for The Well so far (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)
Aarons is a talent who can make the difference, and it’s important for him to build some good form leading up to and beyond the split.
There’s no doubt Aarons will be desperate to get off the mark in the league and the sooner he discovers his best form, the better Motherwell’s chances are of sealing that third spot.