Nikica Jelavic discusses Rangers exit as Joe Ledley focuses on Celtic's Cup bid He will also want to play for Croatia in the European Championship so hopefully that will keep his form good, keep him hungry to score and play well. Moyes was initially interested in Jelavic when he moved to Ibrox from Rapid Vienna for £4 million in August 2010. Meanwhile Celtic's Joe Ledley has turned his attention to Celtic's William Hill Scottish Cup fifth-round tie at Inverness on Saturday, leaving aside for now all talk of a domestic treble. Celtic are one point clear of Rangers at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League with a game in hand. Neil Lennon's side also reached the final of the Scottish Communities League Cup last week with a 3-1 win over Falkirk at Hampden which extended the club's domestic winning run to 14 matches. However, Ledley insists the focus will be solely on Saturday's game in the Highlands. "We're on a good run at the moment and we always say it, but we have to take each game as it comes," the Wales international said. We're putting the Falkirk game behind us now. It's good knowing we have a final coming up but we're forgetting about that for the moment. And we don't get back to league business for a while so we're not thinking about that just now either. We're away to Caley Thistle at the weekend in another cup tournament, and we want to win that one too. It's going to be difficult, it always is up there, and Caley will be desperate to progress in the cup themselves. But we're looking strong just now and we have a lot of players back from injury now. The manager can change things at any time so we have to keep doing well in training to stay in the team and be a part of this run. Motherwell have offered Henrik Ojamaa a long-term contract after the Estonian announced himself to the Fir Park fans with four goals in five games. The 20-year-old striker signed a deal until the end of the season when joining Stuart McCall's side as a free agent last month. After netting against Queens Park, Dunfermline and St Johnstone (twice), the Estonia Under-21 cap has been given the chance to stay at the Lanarkshire club until 2014. McCall was cautiously delighted with the striker's start to his Motherwell career - and hopes he extends his stay. "Henrik came in and had a good trial and since he's signed he's been electric," he said. We've got to be careful, we can't expect that week in, week out - I think he's had four shots and four goals - but he's a terrific lad, great to work with and he just wants to learn. He's added the goals to our mix and the other parts of his game are excellent. He's something a bit different to our other strikers - he likes to go beyond and down the channels. He's a tenacious, really hard worker and makes chances for other people. The icing on the cake is the way he has finished - left foot or right foot, they are terrific finishes. He added: "We're hopeful we'll hear about the contract over the next couple of days. Henrik's sent the contract abroad to let his dad have a little look over it but we are hopeful that prior to Saturday's game he will have signed a longer term deal with us. He's enjoying his time here and the fans have taken to him. He won't always be rattling goals in but he has certainly given us a boost. McCall is pleased that Ojamaa will continue to link up with Jamie Murphy, who turned down a move to Championship side Blackpool on transfer deadline day. Motherwell accepted a bid from Ian Holloway's club but the former Scotland Under-21 attacker has pledged to remain at Fir Park for now. McCall said: "I was down at a bounce game and I got a text to say a bid had been accepted for Jamie, then at the end of the game I got another one saying he'd knocked it back. Obviously I'm very pleased at that. It happens in the last day of the window that you get bids which maybe don't reflect a player's ability, I don't think it reflected Jamie's ability and hopefully between now and the end of the season he'll show them he's worth double that. Steven Howarth has left Motherwell after coming to an agreement to terminate his contract four months before it was due to expire, the Fir Park club have confirmed. The former Clyde striker signed a one-year deal during the summer after an impressive stint with Well's under-19s. However, the route to first-team football was blocked by Michael Higdon, Jamie Murphy, Omar Daley, Bob McHugh, Ojamaa and Gary Smith. Howarth spent a short spell on loan at Alloa Athletic earlier in the campaign. Aberdeen new boy Danny Uchechi revealed that Sone Aluko convinced him to make the move to Pittodrie. The Nigerian striker clinched a deadline-day switch on Tuesday to the Dons from FC Dender for six months with the option of a two-year deal. The 22-year-old was brought to the attention of Aberdeen manager Craig Brown in the summer but ended up joining npower League One side Sheffield Wednesday on loan. Uchechi admits he spoke to former Don Aluko, now at Rangers, before making the move to the north-east. "He (Aluko) only had good things to say about the Dons because without a doubt Aberdeen helped Sone improve as a player and get to where he is," he told http://www.stv.tv. When the club contacted me I spoke to him because we've been friends for quite a while now and he said good things about the club, the players and people. I can say my decision was influenced by his opinion. When asked whether he regretted not moving to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League sooner, he replied: "I wouldn't say it was a difficult decision because I was meant to be here last summer but things happened and I ended up joining Sheffield Wednesday. The people at the club are really nice and the players are nice too so everyone has been helpful and great and it wasn't that hard. On the type of player the Aberdeen fans can expect to see in the second half of the season, Uchechi said: "I'm someone who likes taking on people and attacking and hopefully with the help of the players and management team here then I can learn more and improve my game."