Mikey Johnston says 'we will see' on a long-term return to Celtic but he has one condition for playing for the Hoops.
The young winger, who made a big call on his international future this week by representing and impressing for Ireland over Scotland, is enjoying a fruitful spell on loan at Vitoria Guimarães in Portugal after he revealed an 'honest' conversation with Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou. Johnston made 20 appearances since the Aussie's arrival and still has three years on his current deal in Glasgow.
Yet the 23-year-old insists he had to 'get out' of the cauldron that is Scottish football but pointed to the fact he was handed a new deal under Postecoglou's reign. Johnston believes there is still a place for him at Parkhead, despite needing a 'freshen up' in Europe, but that committing himself long-term to Celtic would mean he needs minutes, and not to just 'sit on the bench'.
