The Cameroon international had a stint at Parkhead in 2009-10 and remembers his time with the Hoops fondly.
Celtic cult hero Landry Nguemo has taken to Twitter to congratulate the Scottish Premiership club on their eighth consecutive title win.
The 33-year-old had a stint at Parkhead in the 2009-10 season, joining on loan from French outfit Nancy and playing first under Tony Mowbray and then Neil Lennon.
Nguemo began brightly in the green and white hoops, putting in an especially good performance during a Champions League qualifier against Dinamo Moscow.
The Cameroon international made 43 appearances for Celtic in all competitions, including 30 starts in the Premiership, according to Transfermarkt.
However, he lost consistency as the season wore on and, come the end of the season, Lennon decided not to turn his move into a permanent one.
Nonetheless, Nguemo remembers his time at Celtic very fondly and has posted numerous messages of goodwill towards the Glasgow club, including one following their latest title triumph:
Likewise, some Bhoys fans appreciate how much love he has for the club and some have asked him on Twitter to come back to Parkhead – an idea he seems to like the sound of:
Celtic will contest the Old Firm derby against Rangers at Ibrox this Sunday before twice facing Hearts, first in the Scottish Premiership season finale and then in the final of the Scottish Cup, with a treble treble at stake for the Parkhead side.
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