Callum Osmand turned a narrow 1‑1 draw into a Celtic title win with a decisive goal in the 87th minute. The Jersey striker, who scored his debut against Rangers, helped secure the Scottish Premiership on the final day, delivering a dramatic 3‑1 victory over Hearts.

Family and fans praised Osmand’s grit. Grandfather Jim said the player had been “completely and utterly dedicated” from childhood, while uncle Sean hoped the young forward would inspire local talent. The supporter's club displayed his shirt in the Soleil Pub, and fans in St Helier cheered his triumph.

Osmand’s journey began in Jersey, where he trained at the FA Centre of Excellence before moving to Fulham’s academy at 13. He returned to Celtic after a brief spell at Fulham and then joined the Scottish giants. His performance against Hearts cemented his place in the squad and his island’s football history.

The 3‑1 win guarantees Celtic a historic title run and sets a new benchmark for Jersey players. Osmand’s story illustrates how talent, dedication, and community support can propel a young athlete from a small island to the top of Scottish football. He now stands as a role model for aspiring footballers across the Channel.