Jota: I met demons on journey back to Celtic and we had good talks

Below is a summary of the full article. Click here for the full version from The Scotsman or go back to LFC Live.

I always think there's someone in a worse position than you.“So I'm just grateful to - and I think I'm privileged to - be in such a wonderful sport and to have all of these experiences. Whatever time I need to take, because I still have a long career in front of me and I'm still young.“So there's no rush, let's do everything correctly and just trust the process.” Jota used his love of the game to drive him towards being back on the pitch.

“I think that's my compass,” he said. And that's what I was expecting too.“In the end, I think if you don't grow from a situation like this, it's because you didn't learn anything.

And now it's good because I have a clear idea of what I want, what I am. So in the end, it's good that I had it because if I didn't have it, I wouldn't be in this position right now.Manager Martin O’Neill likened Jota’s return to a new signing for Celtic and there is no doubt the former Benfica man gives the champions’ attack an added dimension.