Don’t Really Know Who I Am – Celtic Star Hoping He’s Captured Homeland Eyeballs

Don’t Really Know Who I Am – Celtic Star Hoping He’s Captured Homeland EyeballsArne Engels, the Celtic midfielder, is optimistic that his performance against Italy on Thursday night served as a

testament to his abilities in Belgium’s colours. In order to replace Matt O’Riley, who departed the club during the summer, the Scottish champions paid a massive £11m to Bundesliga club Augsburg for Engels.

The 21-year-old midfielder has established himself as a critical member of Brendan Rodgers’ team, having directly contributed to nine goals in 14 matches.

The Bhoys’ star player made his international debut for Belgium on Thursday night, and he played 71 minutes in a 1-0 loss to Italy.

He maintained that he may not be well-known to all Belgians; however, he is optimistic that his performance against Italy has established him as a prominent figure.

According to Voetbalkrant, the Celtic midfielder stated, “People may recognise me from my Champions League appearances with Celtic; however, I have never competed at the highest level in Belgium.”

“Consequently, a significant number of individuals are unaware of my true identity.

“I aspire to have demonstrated my capabilities through this game.” The Bhoys midfielder will be anticipating the opportunity to maintain his starting position in Domenico Tedesco’s Belgium squad when they face Israel this Sunday.