Former Manchester City youngster Javan Vidal has claimed that he has improved as a player since joining Stockport County last month.
The 23-year-old, who departed City in 2011 after failing to break into their first team, has impressed during his short spell with the Conference outfit.
"I am enjoying it at Stockport and I have worked hard to get as fit as I can and all I am missing is match practice," Vidal told Sky Sports News.
"Things have not really got going for me since I left Manchester City and I want to make up for lost time. I want to be playing football reguarly and I want to play at the highest level possible.
"I am on a short-term deal at the moment and I want to earn a long-term deal so that I can have some security and concentrate on my football. The next move is definitely important for me so that I can get back on track because regular football is what I need at this stage of my career."
It is understood that a host of Football League clubs are monitoring his development.
Matt Law
