Cameron out to issue reminder in Aberdeen loan

Scottish Cup: Aberdeen v Raith Rovers

Venue: Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen Date: Sunday, 18 January Time: 14:30 GMT

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Lyall Cameron wants to "remind people what I can do" after moving from Rangers to Aberdeen on loan for the rest of the season.

The midfielder, 23, joined the Ibrox side from Dundee in July but after featuring early on for Russell Martin, has struggled for game time under new boss Danny Rohl.

Cameron could play in Aberdeen's Scottish Cup tie with Raith Rovers on Sunday.

"I'm delighted it's all been sorted out," Cameron told the Aberdeen website.

"I wanted to stay in Scotland and to join Aberdeen. This is a good opportunity for me to remind people what I can do in this league, and I believe I can help the team.

"My aim is to play as many games as I can, help the team and just play football again."

Cameron has made 10 appearances for Rangers this term, with seven of them coming in August when his only goal of the campaign was scored.

He joins an Aberdeen side still searching for their new manager following Jimmy Thelin's sacking earlier this month.

"Lyall was clear in his desire to join Aberdeen," said Aberdeen sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel.

"He had interest from other clubs both in England and abroad, but he made it clear to Rangers he wanted this move to Pittodrie to happen.

"That commitment was hugely attractive to us and played a big part in convincing us to get this deal done."