McGregor wants Celtic to win league 'in more style'

McGregor wants Celtic to win league 'in more style'Image source, SNSImage caption, Callum McGregor has addressed speculation over his future as he prepares for Celtic's title defencePublished2 minutes agoCeltic captain Callum McGregor insists he sees his future at the club and wants to win the league "in a bit more style" this term.Under Martin O'Neill, Celtic chased down Hearts to win the Scottish Premiership on the final day last season before beating Dunfermline Athletic at Hampden to claim the Scottish Cup.In the aftermath of that success, McGregor - who has been linked with a reunion with former boss Brendan Rodgers in Saudi Arabia - said he wanted to end his career with Celtic provided the club "continue to push and want to be successful".Midfielder McGregor will lead Celtic out for their season opener against Dundee on Monday (19:30 BST) - his 13th professional season with the club - with O'Neill now in permanent charge."This is the football club that has been part of my whole life. It's where I want to be, it's where I want to play football," the 33-year-old told Sky Sports. "I want to keep driving everything I possibly can to make sure this club is successful. The day that you do leave it, you want to leave it in a really good place."Celtic 'a really good match' for record signing HoghPublished20 hours agoMcGregor keen to end career at Celtic if club 'push on'Published23 AprilAlthough there was success come May, Celtic endured problems on and off the field last season.O'Neill was brought out of retirement following the acrimonious departure of Rodgers and then was recalled for a second stint in interim charge after Wilfried Nancy's short-term spell as manager.The club's supporters protested at length over a perceived lack of spending and the failure to reach the Champions League after defeat to Kazakh side Kairat Almaty.That disgruntlement has carri...