Andreas Weimann insists he still has plenty to offer after dropping into League Two with Cheltenham Town, according to the BBC.
The forward, who has enjoyed a long career in the Championship, joins the Robins with the belief that his best days aren't entirely behind him. Speaking about the move, Weimann made clear he sees this as a fresh challenge rather than a wind-down, stating he's "got too much left" in him to simply coast through his later years in the game.
While the BBC report doesn't detail the specifics of his contract or Cheltenham's plans for him, Weimann's comments suggest genuine ambition and hunger despite stepping down a division. For a club like Cheltenham, having an experienced campaigner determined to prove himself could prove valuable both on the pitch and in the dressing room as they look to make an impact in League Two this season.