Callum McGregor remains committed to Celtic as he aims to help "build something special" under the leadership of Martin O'Neill, despite ongoing speculation about his future with the club. The 33-year-old captain has been linked with a potential move to Saudi Arabia, raising questions about his long-term plans.

In April, McGregor expressed his desire to continue playing for Celtic, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the club keeps pushing for success. Recently, he switched agencies, aligning with the same representation as former Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, who currently manages Al Qadsiah in the Saudi Pro League. This shift has only intensified the rumors surrounding his exit.

However, McGregor's focus remains on achieving more with O'Neill, who guided Celtic to a Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup double last season. He praised O'Neill and his backroom team, stating:

All amazing guys who gave absolutely everything for the club and the cause last season. It would have been easy to stay away, and they took that challenge.

McGregor's commitment is clear as he shares his determination to face challenges head-on, mirroring the ethos of O'Neill's team. He believes that with everyone back together, there is a promising opportunity to move forward and create something exceptional at Celtic.