REVEALED: French footballer Christopher Jullien has now disclosed the sentiments that everyone at Celtic had for Jota prior to his departure

Jota wants to start his future in France with Stade Rennais. Christopher Jullien, a former Celtic defender, talked about how people at Celtic felt about him before he left for Saudi Arabia.

Last summer, Jota left Celtic for Al-Ittihad in a £25 million deal. He only played for the Saudi Pro League club for one year.

The Portuguese winger had a rough year at the club because of league rules that made it hard for him to get regular starting spots.

Jota, who is now at Rennes, played his first game this past weekend as a replacement in a 3-0 win over Christopher Jullien’s Montpellier.

He also talked about how Celtic fans felt about the player before he made his record-breaking move to Saudi Arabia.

At Celtic, no one said a bad word about Jota.

People who liked Celtic were big fans of Jota. Everyone loved the Portuguese player, from when he went to the Brazen Head pub in Glasgow to how he talked to the fans at the stadium.

It looks like the same could be said about the Celtic staff who work behind the scenes.

“He makes the effort, isn’t individualistic at all, and only dribbles as a last resort,” Jullien told L’Equipppe. He tries to mix a lot of things.

“He was crazy in love with Angel Postecoglou because the coach told him to favor the splits and one-twos.” And it was him alone.

“He is a nice person.” At Celtic, no one said anything bad about him.

“He wants to do well.” To get to the top, he tries to get everything to work in his favor.

Celtic would be happy to have Jota back.
Not many players would be happy to come back to Celtic after leaving, but I think that Jota would be by most of the fans.

His trickery and skill on the side, along with his goals against Rangers, made the gaol celebration a Celtic fan favorite.

There was no denying that Jota was a genuine and humble person who never let his fame get to him. If the chance ever came up for him to rejoin the club, you would have to think that not many people would speak out against it.