Stephen Welsh has bid an emotional farewell to Celtic as he prepares to join Swansea City.
The 26-year-old defender will leave the club later this month after signing a two-year contract with the Welsh side, with the option of a third.
Welsh, who has been with Celtic for 18 years, took to social media to express his gratitude and say goodbye to his boyhood club. He said: "Celtic has always been a massive part of my life.
"Being able to live your dream is something I would never take for granted. 18 years of ups, downs and special moments that so few have the privilege to experience."
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He extended his thanks to all staff and players, as well as his family, who he said made it all possible.
He also acknowledged the unwavering support of the fans, specifically the Green Brigade and Bhoys. He said: "You follow the team everywhere we go and support us through thick and thin.
"Although sometimes things can be tough on and off the pitch, you stick by the team through it all.
"It’s been a real pleasure. Thank you."
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