Celtic winger Yang Hyun-jun played a pivotal role in the Hoops’ 5-2 victory over St Mirren at the SMiSA Stadium, scoring two well-taken goals to help the Hoops extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership to 16 points.
After his brilliant performance, Yang reflected on his massive contribution towards the huge win.
A Humble Reflection on His Performance
When asked about his brace and assist, Yang expressed his pride and gratitude for the impact he had on the game. “It’s a big honour for me to score in this situation,” he said, before adding, “I don’t know what to say. I’m grateful, happy and proud.” The South Korean winger has been in fantastic form lately, and his two goals were crucial in securing another vital three points for Celtic.
Yang’s Focus on Teamwork
While he acknowledged his personal achievement of scoring two goals, Yang was quick to emphasise the importance of the team effort. When asked about his improvement, he responded humbly, “I don’t know. I’m just trying to do my best. I just want to be someone who helps our team.” His selflessness and dedication to the team are what make him such a valuable asset to Brendan Rodgers’ squad off the bench so often.
Celebrating with Teammates and Fans
Celtic supporters were treated to an emotional celebration after Yang scored, as he shared the moment with his teammates and the fans. The winger spoke with genuine warmth about the bond he shares with the squad and supporters. “I’m really happy. I really want to celebrate with our team and our fans. I did it today,” he said, showing his joy at being part of such a tight-knit group.
Yang’s Growing Role at Celtic
Yang’s recent performances, including his brace against St Mirren, highlight his growing influence in the Celtic squad. His ability to make an impact in big moments shows his potential to be a key player in the run-in for the rest of the season. With his confidence rising every week, the South Korean winger will be crucial as Celtic aim to maintain their commanding16 point lead and secure their 55th league title.
