Celtic midfielder Aaron Mooy has detailed his enjoyable start at Parkhead after signing for Ange Postecoglou's men on a free transfer in the summer transfer window.
Mooy, who made his name at then-Premier League side Huddersfield after signing for the Terriers on a permanent transfer from Manchester City, put pen to paper on a two-year-deal back in July in a move that ensured Postecoglou still had a fellow countryman in his ranks following Tom Rogic's departure at the end of last season.
Having made the trip halfway across the world in 2020 after signing for Chinese side Shanghai Port from Brighton in a £4million deal, the Australian was left looking for a new club in May following his departure from the Pudong Stadium. Celtic were the team to snap him up, meaning Mooy would enter his sixth club in as many calendar years to add to the turbulence of his career. But the Australian, who played for St Mirren in his youth, has opened up on his "enjoyable" start in Glasgow upon his return to the Scottish Premiership.
