Celtic prospect still harbours hopes of making it at the club.
Celtic’s Saidy Janko in action against Hapoel Be’er Sheva
Signed by from Manchester United amid much fanfare in 2015, Saidy Janko has become a forgotten figure at Celtic.
After failing to impress manager Brendan Rodgers early on last summer he was sent out on loan to Barnsley.
The 21-year-old’s season has been ruined by injury, making only seven substitute appearances before the weekend.
On Saturday he made his first start of the season for the Tykes, featuring in a 1-1 draw against Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday.
Celtic’s Janko Saidy in action with Inter Milan’s Ever Banega
Speaking to Celtic’s official website, Janko addressed the club’s title win, but was cagey about his future chances at the newly re-crowned Scottish champions.
Janko added, “The plan is to go back there but they’ve just won the league and I’m happy for them as well. You never know in this game what will happen. The boys are buzzing and they’ve broken loads of records as well so I’m happy for them.
“Celtic is a huge club but like at any club, there is a fight to play. You never know where football will take you and we’ll just have to see in the summer what happens.”
A run of games between now and the end of the campaign will help, but Janko has not had the season he hoped for if he wanted to make Celtic regret loaning him out.
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