Callum McGregor has made it clear he still sees his future at Celtic, while setting an extra challenge for the club this season. The captain says he wants Celtic not only to win the league, but to do it "in a bit more style."
His comments underline both his commitment to the club and his expectations for the campaign ahead. Rather than focusing only on the end result, McGregor appears to be pushing for a title run that reflects Celtic's standards over the full season.
The midfielder also drew on Celtic's past when discussing league success. The reference to Martin O'Neill's side chasing down Hearts highlights the different ways championships can be won, but McGregor's message suggests he wants this team to impose itself more strongly in the current title race.
For Celtic, that sets a clear target from their captain: secure the league again, but do so with a level of performance and control that leaves no doubt. McGregor's remarks combine loyalty to the club with a demand for a more convincing title-winning campaign.
