The Gers will head to Pittodrie to take on Aberdeen who remain unbeaten this season in the league campaign after nine matches played.
Speaking to the media in this afternoon’s press conference ahead of Wednesday’s crucial clash and his potential first taste of the fixture, he commented: “I think every game is big for us.
“Every game is important and we know tomorrow how important the game is against Aberdeen because they are still unbeaten this season.
“We will go there and give our best and everyone has to give their best performance.
“I don't know the past of Aberdeen but I think this season they have had a really good start.
“Obviously they are still unbeaten so we go there tomorrow to give our best to win the game and we know our qualities and we know that we are a strong team.
The Albanian international says everyone in the Gers camp believes they can take all three points on the night, as their aim will be taking each fixture as it comes.
He continued: “Do the squad have the belief? Yes for sure we believe; we go there tomorrow to the pitch and give our best.
“We know Aberdeen this season are really good so we go there without pressure and we do our best to win the game.
“There are a lot of games this season, we are there, we go there tomorrow to win the game so to be close and our focus is game by game.”
The 25-year-old has spoken of life in Glasgow so far having joined the Light Blues in the summer, saying he is enjoying his football playing in a new country.
He added: “I really like it, nice dressing room, I like the way how we play and the coach what he wants from the team.
“It is different Scottish football from Italian football but I adapt myself really fast here.
“I arrived here in Scotland because I like to play offence football and to win every game, to win trophies.
“My performance here I think it is good, maybe to score some goals and more assists to help the team but I play now on the wing so with Jefte and Tom Lawrence in the 10 I like to play with these two guys because I feel really good on the pitch and outside of the pitch.”