Tunisian winger Sebastian Tounekti put pen to paper on a five-year deal with Celtic last night, with the 23-year old making the move from Swedish side Hammarby IF to Paradise. Speaking to Celtic TV after committing his future to the Scottish champions, Tounekti touched on his delight at becoming a Celtic player. “It’s an amazing feeling,” he said. “It’s been a crazy day but I’m really happy to be here and to be a Celtic player. “My plan is to get to know the team and to get to know everyone in the club. ‘Of course, I am here to help the team. I am here to win games.’ “For me, I want to develop and being at Celtic is the best place. “I think I can develop here and to be in a club that wins games and titles is the best thing for a player at my age.“The Tunisia internationalist, who will wear the No. 23 jersey for Celtic, spent much of the early part of his playing career in Norway, during which time he picked up two league titles with Bodø/Glimt. And speaking to Celtic TV, the winger shed light on what the Celtic fans can expect to see from him during his time in Glasgow’s East End as he sets his sights on success in the Hoops. Tounekti added: “I like to take on players and try to make something happen and try to produce goals and assists because, at the end of the day, it’s about winning games. “I know this is a massive club. When you speak about Celtic, you know it’s a historic club. “They win titles almost every year and it’s such a big club so it’s a big honour to be a part of this great club.”
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