Timothy Weah recently ended his loan spell at Celtic from Paris Saint-Germain.
Weah joined Celtic on loan from French giants PSG in the January transfer window and was scheduled to stay at the Hoops until the end of the season.
However, the 19-year-old has cut his loan spell at Celtic Park short to join up with his USA Under-20 team-mates for their Under-20 World Cup in Poland.
The USA international striker, though, has suggested that returning to Celtic for another loan spell in the summer is an option for him.
The Scottish Sun quotes Weah as saying: “There haven’t been any talks yet. I will talk to my parents and lawyers. I have got a couple of options.
“Coming back to Celtic is definitely an option. The manager situation doesn’t matter to me. It’s more about the club and me feeling comfortable here.”
Back to Celtic?
Weah did well during his time at Celtic, and there were some very good and encouraging performances.
According to WhoScored, the 19-year-old striker made four starts and nine substitute appearances in the Scottish Premiership for the Hoops this season, scoring three goals in the process.
A return to Celtic will also help the Glasgow giants in terms of having more competition upfront.
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