Liel Abada could not hide his feelings for Celtic when addressing his former club in a TV interview for an Israeli media outlet.
However, due to personal reasons relating to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving his homeland and Palestine, Abada declared himself 'not in the right frame of mind' to play for Celtic, so he moved on. ."It was really not easy being far away, but I had time with my family and friends now to see everyone. I had an amazing time at Celtic and now my head is on a new journey.
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