Anthony Ralston signs new four-year deal at Celtic
The defender has is set to reach 20 years at the club
Celtic defender Anthony Ralston has signed a new four-year deal with the club.
Ralston joined the club in 2007 as an eight-year-old, meaning he is set to reach two decades at Parkhead.
He made his debut as 17-year-old and has made 78 appearances for the club, scoring seven goals and winning five trophies.
The 24-year-old told the Celtic FC website: "I'm so proud to keep playing for the team I support.
“I’m absolutely delighted, it’s a great feeling to sign with your Bhoyhood club on a new contract.
“It never gets old, that feeling of being able to put pen to paper to secure your future where you want to be.
"Essentially, this is where I want to play my football and it’s another proud moment in my career.
“I just put my head down every day and worked hard since I signed my last contract two years ago and it’s just been a case of going in, getting work done, doing my best for the team and helping to bring success.
“And I feel that, as a team, we’ve managed to do that, and within that players get their rewards, so like I say, I’m absolutely delighted to get it done.”
Celtic sit top of the Premiership table after six games.
Their next match is against Motherwell on Saturday.
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