Celtic’s loan bhoy Mohamed Elyounoussi has send out an ominous warning to the rest of the SPFL after he helped thrash Aberdeen on Sunday on their own turf.

The Southampton loan star got on the scoresheet again as the bhoys smashed four past the home side in a first half blitz. Celtic grabbed all three points and stayed top of the league with a better goal difference of three.

Considering many felt there would be a change at the top because Celtic had a difficult game against Aberdeen while the Ibrox side had their home comforts it turned out to be the opposite. It was expected Steven Gerrard’s men would get among the goals and go ahead of Celtic who might have won by the odd goal at Pittodrie but it turned out not to be the case.

Mohamed who has settled well at Celtic since coming in at the start of September sees relationships developing between the new and old bhoys and declared they can only get better.

“We can get better because relationships between the players on the pitch are improving.” Mohamed told SunSport.

“Offensively, we have some good players and we are showing some good combinations.

“Tom Rogic came in and was brilliant. He found me twice for two of the goals.

“Boli Bolingoli and I were linking up along with James Forrest and Jeremie Frimpong on the other side.

“The relations are important and when you know where players are going to be it is a lot easier to play one-twos or play through. We’ll get better with more games.

“In the end you only want the three points, but we want to score as many goals as possible too.

“It could be that goal difference will be important at the end.

“We just go out and try to score as many goals as possible and to win the games.”