Sebastian Tounekti: disappointed by the wing on CELTIC’s deadline, but he was not disappointed by Exit Exit | Football news

Sebastian Tonikti was disappointed, but he was not deterred because of the Celtic Champions League leaving before the summer hoops had the interest in it in the end of the transfer day to Parkhid.

The 23 -year -old Tunisian wing of Norway joined the Brendan Rodgers team from the Swedish uniform Himbrie Ali A. A five -year contract for a fee of 5.2 million pounds.

Before that, however, Celtic was beaten in the UEFA Champions League excessive match by Kazakhstan Kerat Al Mati on a penalty kick after two games.

Tounekti presented for the first time impressive in 2-1 Winning against Kilmarnock In Rugby Park on Sunday, when half of the travel support chose a 12 -minute boycott in protest against the club plate after a visible transition window.

After that, Rodgers said: “You are looking at Sebastian today, if we have when you want to enter it, this may be a different sport for us.”

Speaking at Celtic Park, Toekti said: “I heard about attention during the summer, and of course, I watched the Champions League matches and we all wanted to go to the Champions League.

“But we all know that in football, it is never easy, especially when you play the Champions League qualifiers or failed matches, you will meet good teams and the team played from Kazakhstan well.

As I said, of course you wanted the team to pass, but the fact is that we will play in the European League and we will do our best to get a good campaign.

“When I heard about Celtic, I told my agent and everyone around me that it was my only choice if I was supposed to leave Hummerbi at this stage.

“Celtic is a huge club, with a lot of history, which wins the title.

“So for a player of my life, it is the best steps that I could take. I know that the playing style should suit me well.

“So it was a really easy option to come here, and of course, everything about the club, fans, playgrounds and playing football in Europe, that was appropriate.

“I want to play with Celtic for a long time. I hope we can win many awards together and see myself here for many years.”

Tounekti was forced to undergo a “beautiful feverish” and exhausting on the deadline before moving to Glasgow.

“The window was closed on Monday evening,” said former striker TOMSDALEN, Bodo/Glimt, Haugsund and Ranheim.

“So we had to get everything through medical works and papers, but all of them oversee Celtic and Harbi, they managed to do so and went very quickly on Monday.

“It was a little tired day, but I am happy to be here.

“I knew that my homeland did not want to sell me. They were fighting for the place of Europe and I was one of the main men there.

“I talked well with Hammarby and told him about my ambitions and told him that this is something really bad and all the respect Hammarby. I am happy that we can find a solution for everyone.”