Celtic snapped up the Belgian left-back last month.
Celtic new boy Boli Bolingoli has told The Scottish Sun that he had absolutely no reservations about joining the Hoops.
Neil Lennon snapped him up in a £3 million deal from Rapid Wien last month.
Bolingoli has had a lukewarm start to life in Glasgow as far as Champions League qualifiers go, but he looked the part on his Premiership debut on Saturday as the Bhoys thrashed St Johnstone 7-0 at Parkhead.
And the Belgian left-back has revealed that he’s adamant to show people how good he can be in Scotland.
He told The Scottish Sun “I wanted the move to happen, but I couldn’t think about it and I had to keep working hard.
“When Celtic made their move I said yes straight away. It is the right move for me at this time and I can’t wait to show people what I can do.”
Question is, will he play often enough?
Bolingoli is a left-back, which means that if Kieran Tierney doesn’t leave for Arsenal next week then he could well be something of a squad player under Lennon this season.
That being said, the latest on Tierney is that Arsenal are ‘increasingly confident’ of signing him before Thursday’s transfer deadline [Sky Sports] and if they do, it’s a boost for Bolingoli.
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