Swiss international Jordan Lotomba is eager to help Celtic retain the Premiership title.
The full-back, who recently joined the club, is excited about his new venture in Glasgow.
Lotomba expressed his enthusiasm, saying: "I'm really happy to be here, especially at a big club like Celtic. I'm really excited to get started."
The former Feyenoord defender has already experienced the fervour of the Celtic atmosphere, having faced them in a European match last season.
Celtic bagged a 3-1 victory at De Kuip in the Europa League, with Yang, Reo Hatate, and Benjamin Nygren scoring.
Reflecting on that match, Lotomba said: "It was a really intense game and I was very happy to be involved in it. Unfortunately, I was on the losing side, but you could see that it was a really big occasion.
"I already knew a little about Scottish supporters. I could really feel the passion of the Celtic fans that night, and that's something I like."
Lotomba brings with him a wealth of experience, having clinched three consecutive championships with Young Boys before his stints with Nice and Feyenoord.
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The 27-year-old has also played in the Champions League and Europa League and believes his vast experience will aid his swift adaptation at Celtic. He said: "I've had the opportunity to play in different countries and different leagues, as well as in the Champions League and the Europa League.
"Playing at the highest level over a number of years, and becoming more mature as a player, has taught me a lot and made me feel increasingly comfortable on the pitch.
"It was a great experience, and I'm very proud to have won those titles in Switzerland. That success also helped me earn the opportunity to move abroad."
With a winning mentality, Lotomba is determined to contribute to a successful season for Celtic. He added: "I know Celtic have the same mentality and are always competing to win titles and finish first.
"I think we share that same winning mentality, and that's something I really like. My ambitions are to be at the top of the league, win as many matches as possible, and win trophies, because I'm a very competitive person.
"I'm also looking forward to experiencing the Scottish league because it looks like a very good and interesting competition. I've had the chance to speak to a few players who have played for Celtic, and they all told me about this legendary club.
"That has made me even more excited to be here."
