In the final day of Record Sport's three-part exclusive, Dembele opens up on his future plans and why he'll always love Celtic

Former Celtic striker Moussa Dembele has revealed that his connection with the Scottish club remains intact years after his departure. Dembele, currently playing for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq, explained how encountering a Celtic-themed Irish pub in New York reinforced his lifelong bond with the team. He confirmed that he still follows Celtic's results and matches regularly.
Dembele also discussed his broader football journey, including Champions League campaigns with Lyon and winning La Liga under Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid. Outside playing, he has moved into football investment with ownership stakes in Mali's AS Mansa and Lithuania's FK Minija.
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