James Forest: Celtic wing is about to become a more decorating player in the club “It is incredible” Football news

James Forrest will become a more decorating player in Celtic when they get the Scottish Premier League title, where the wing aims to more “amazing” moments with the club.

The 33 -year -old has won 25 years with hoops since he first appeared in 2010 and will advance Lisbon Lion Bobby Lennox if he helps win another cup for his childhood.

Forest scored in his first match with Celtic against Motherweell before going to 108 times in 522 games.

“It is something when you wander, do not think about it,” he said. Sky Sports News.

“Sometimes people try to ask you what your favorite, but there have been a lot of good things over the years.

“You want to reach the first team, you want to play as many games as possible and win the prizes and be part of this successful team.

“It is a team game, but the personal prizes are also nice. It was a small part of success over the years with Celtic.

“You see all the names there and the amount of great players who played for this club, it’s incredible.”

The International Scotland team played during the reign of Nile Lennon, Ronnie Della, Anestagoglu and Brendan Rodgers during his 15th seasons and insists that he is not thinking about hanging his shoes yet.

“I played here several times and I still enjoy it more than ever. I will continue to work hard to be here as long as.”

“I am not really one of my career to think I want to do it or want to do it. I just try to enjoy every day now.

“The amount of heights that I have gone through over the years was incredible. I just want to continue working hard to hope to get a few of them.”

Forest returned to work last month after he got injured in the Celtic Cup victory against Rangers in December, and hopes to find the network to achieve another teacher to register in 16 different seasons.

“It is one I was talking about recently,” he said.

“At my position, this is what I want to do. I hope I can register in the upcoming games.

“I think any football player talks to will tell you that the worst part is an injury.

“I had a bad injury, so I went out for a while, but I think it is great that I have a good team and employees around you to take it.

“I was really enjoying the last four matches, as I go back to participation and only look forward to ending the season strongly and helping the team as much as possible.”

*James Forest was talking to Sky SPORTS News, where 200 children got the chance to meet some Celtic heroes.

The members who were randomly chosen at Young Hops Club were at an event with Daizen Maeda, Forrest, Luke McCown and Paulo Bernardo.