Jota reveals what he will remember for the rest of his life when opening on “incredible” Celtic spell.

As Jota tells what he will remember for the rest of his life, he opens up on “incredible” Celtic spell. The twenty-first century has given Celtic supporters some excellent players to salivate over and Jota would be right up there among his influence while in Glasgow. Arrived under Ange Postecoglou, the Portuguese winger became a household name among Bhoys’ fans for collecting 28 goals and 26 assists in 83 games. Following Matt O’Riley’s £30 million transfer to Brighton & Hove Albion, Celtic transferred Jota to Al-Ittihad for £25 million, which still remains the second-most expensive fee they have claimed for a player after two fantastic years at the club.

Spending a year in Saudi Arabia, Rennes paid €8 million (£6.6 million) for Jota in the summer, therefore concluding a mixed Middle Eastern stay for the graduate of Benfica. Most admired for his time at Celtic, Jota has now offered some very insightful analysis on why his stay in Scotland will never be forgotten.Jota shares about priceless Celtic memories. Jota told Ouest France he will always be appreciative of his “incredible” experience at Celtic and said the well-known “Jota on the Wing” chant while at Parkhead will be with him always. He said: “You had to be in Glasgow just then to experience it. Playing at Celtic Park, experiencing the passion of the supporters, having the opportunity to be tutored by an amazing coach (Ange Postecoglou) in a setting where all went according. You owe thanks to everyone for what transpired there.

Later, he said when the well-known chant honoring his achievements out wide surfaced in discussion: “It touched me because I didn’t expect it. That was a truly unique moment when they first started singing it. Jota’s contribution will never fade among Celtic supporters. Jota entrenched himself as a legendary Celtic figure even if his stint was quite brief and added a flair and excitement on the flank that pulled spectators out their seat. From day one, he also fully embraced the adoration his loving public bestowed upon him from the stands, so absorbing the ethos of the club. Everyone will wish him luck in his new beginning at Ligue 1 team Rennes, even though he will most likely be missed forever at Celtic Park.