Celtic captain Callum McGregor has quashed rumors linking him with a move to Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia. The veteran midfielder, a mainstay for Celtic with 555 appearances, reaffirmed his commitment to the club. He emphasized his determination to lead the team back to the top of the Scottish Premiership, despite their current challenges and a chaotic season with multiple managerial changes.

McGregor's resolve comes amid a testing campaign for Celtic. They currently sit third in the league, trailing both Hearts and Rangers. Furthermore, they've faced criticism from supporters regarding the board's investment decisions. The team's recent struggles and the departure of key players have added pressure, making McGregor's leadership and experience all the more vital.

He acknowledged the need for squad reinforcement before the transfer window closes, stressing the importance of acquiring quality players. The January loan signings of Julian Araujo and Tomas Cvancara, the latter making his debut, have offered a glimmer of hope. McGregor believes the team, with added support, can still achieve success.

With Celtic aiming to regain their dominance, McGregor's leadership is critical. The club, accustomed to winning, now face a tighter title race. He's rallying the team and fans, emphasizing the need for unity and a collective push to achieve their season goals. The next few weeks will be crucial for Celtic's title hopes.