​Callum McGregor confirms he is ‘absolutely’ satisfied to remain at CelticCallum McGregor has confirmed in an interview with Luke Shanley at Sky Sports that he is very much committed to Celtic and will remain at the club, captaining the side into the new season and beyond…That’s brilliant news for the Celtic support and puts to bed rumours that Calmac may well be unhappy with the club not matching his ambition and accordingly could be tempted to make a move to Saudi Arabia with two of his former Celtic managers Brendan Rodgers and Ange Postecoglou managing top teams in the Middle East nation.Camilo Duran of Celtic celebrates scoring opening goal with James Forrest to make it Celtic 1-0 AC Milan during the Celtic v AC Milan in a pre-season friendly at Celtic Park on July 25, 2026. (Photo by WM Sport Media/Getty Images)“We’ve signed two strikers, two really good players,” the Celtic captain explained to Luke Shanley. “Camilo has come in and done really well, Kasper has just joined us over the last 24 hours so it’s good signs, it’s positive and that is to add to what is a really good group already.Kasper Hogh, Celtic FC. Photo Celtic FCGetting Celtic over the line in three-way title battle with Hearts and the Rangers“I don’t really think there’s a group of players and a group of staff that could have got us through that difficult moment as much as these boys did.“So it’s obviously about trying to add bits of quality but what we do have here is guys who want to work for the club, who are good footballers, who want to get better and ultimately did bring success to the football club during a difficult season.“We have the makings of a really, really good team,” Callum McGregor noted.Champions League is the standard“The standard for us is trying to get to Champions League football, that’s where we want to be, it takes the club to a different level. So can we keep pushing as players, as staff, and a football club to make sure we get there.”Calmac happy to remain at CelticThe Sky Sports man pressed the Celtic captain on whether the arrival of Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh is an indicator that Celtic is indeed ready to match Callum’s ambition for the club, meaning that he is now satisfied enough to commit himself to staying at the club.“Absolutely,” Callum replied. “This is a football club that’s been part of my whole life since I was eight, nine years old. It’s where I want to be, it’s where I want to play football and ultimately, I want to keep driving everything that I can possibly can to make sure this club is successful.“Eventually, the day that you do leave it, you want to leave it in a really good place.”Watch Callum McGregor’s interview with Sky Sports below…HAVE YOUR SAY – Join the Celtic conversation in our comments section below…Celtic Shorts is the new home for the team from The Celtic StarSummer Sale now on! Both books for just £20 plus P&P. Order now at Celticstarbooks.comQui