Dundee United: Callum Morris fit for Scottish League Cup final
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Dundee United defender Callum Morris has declared himself fit for the Scottish League Cup final.
The centre-back, 25, has not played since 14 February but is back in full training following a thigh injury.
"I have been focused on getting fit and being ready to throw my hat in the ring to try and get a place in the starting XI," he said.
"It has all gone smoothly, so hopefully I will be ready. I have done a lot of fitness work behind the scenes."
United face Celtic in the Hampden final on Sunday.
Morris scored in the semi-final win over Aberdeen - a week after returning from a similar lay-off.
But Sean Dillon, Ryan McGowan, Jaroslaw Fojut and Paul Dixon formed the defence as United drew 1-1 in their Scottish Cup quarter-final against Celtic on Sunday.
"The back four played really well on Sunday, so I will just have to go into training and stake a claim and prove to the manager that I'm ready to go," added Morris.
"Physically, I feel good and I am confident of what I can do on the pitch."
