Part-time DJ Jota insists Celtic won’t skip a beat as they go into a huge week in the club’s Treble bid.
The Hoops ace revealed he spends his downtime on the decks while the Hoops are hitting the high notes on the pitch. Jota has been taking spinning lessons from Scottish superstar DJ Ewan McVicar, whose team St Mirren were swept aside by Celts on Sunday. Ange Postecoglou's men are on song after making it 25 domestic games unbeaten with the 5-1 Buddies bashing. The Viaplay Cup winners now face a league and Scottish Cup double header with Hearts and Jota is looking to break records rather than playing them. The Portuguese notched the leveller in Paisley after Celts went behind and he said: “I’ve not spoken to Ewan but maybe I’ll give him a call.
“What will I say? I’ll keep that to myself. Will I show him my goal? Maybe! I have been practising deejaying but that’s just a little hobby. It’s a passion of mine outside football. It’s an important week but the philosophy of this club is we think game to game, day after day. We don’t even think about the next game, it’s the next day of training. There’s no point in us looking to the future when we are still in the present. Let’s try to enjoy these beautiful times a much as we can because we can’t take it for granted.”