The 23-year-old goalkeeper, who put pen to paper with Town this week, has not played since September after undergoing shoulder and back surgeries.
But he plans to be ready to go when Town kick off their pre-season campaign at Brackley Town in a fortnight’s time.
Savin said: “I had a shoulder and back surgery, which put me out for most of the season – which was a real rough year – but to get back playing will be massive and I think I’m a couple of weeks away from that, so I’m coming along nicely.”
Having spent the majority of his 95 league appearances in League One, Savin was determined to return to the third tier after suffering relegation with former club Accrington Stanley 12 months ago.
“No disrespect to League Two, but it’s not a league I wanted to be playing in much longer,” he said. “I always thought I was better than that and wanted to push on, so getting back in this league was massive.”
And after the injury, getting back on the pitch is also important to the keeper.
