Gvidas Gineitis has spoken positively about the prospect of playing for Celtic after the Hoops failed to prise the midfielder away from Torino during the summer transfer window. The 22-year-old described the possibility of testing himself at a club of…

Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis has described the prospect of joining Celtic as an attractive opportunity to test himself. Celtic pursued the 22-year-old Lithuania international during the summer transfer window, but negotiations ended without an agreement, keeping him in Turin.
Speaking to 15Min, Gineitis noted that any future permanent transfer would depend on his own career decision, while emphasizing his current focus on Torino. The midfielder recently played 90 minutes and provided an assist in Lithuania's 2-0 Nations League victory against Liechtenstein.
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