Marian Shved has once again slammed former Celtic boss Neil Lennon, as the wide man looked back on his disastrous spell with the club.
The 25-year made the move to Parkhead in January 2019 from Ukranian side Karpaty Lviv, who he stayed with on loan for the remainder of the season. He was one of Brendan Rodgers' final signings as Celtic boss, before the Northern Irishman opted to take over the reigns at Leicester City in March 2019. Despite scoring on his Hoops debut in the Champions League qualifying round against Estonian outfit Nomme Kalju the following August, Shved failed to settle in Glasgow, and after just three appearances in two years he moved to K.V. Mechelen in Belgium.
The winger was able to revitalise his career whilst with in Belgian top flight, and some impressive performances in his two and a half years at Mechelen earned him a move back to his homeland with Shakhtar Donetsk last summer, where he netted a brace on his Champions League debut in the 4-1 group F victory over RB Leipzig.
