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Ki Sung-Yueng interested in extending his Celtic stay
The 22-year-old, who has attracted interest from England, is contracted to the Hoops for another two years but says the idea of a new deal with the Glaswegian outfit appeals to him
By Ben Somerford
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Korean midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng has revealed he is willing to commit to Celtic for the long term by stating he is open to a new deal.
The 22-year-old former FC Seoul man, who has scored five goals for the Hoops this term, is contracted with the Glasgow club for another two years but said he would be interested in extending that stay.
"I have two years left so I don't have to be in a hurry," Ki told The Daily Record.
"Maybe at the end of the season we can talk about a new contract. They haven't spoken to me yet but it would appeal to me."
Ki has had many suitors interested in his services, and Celtic reportedly turned down bids from Blackburn Rovers and Rubin Kazan during the past transfer window.
The Korean added: "I'm young and I'm very happy with these players and the manager. I'm very pleased with this club.
"I'm playing games and getting the chance to experience the Europa League. Playing these European games is unbelievable.
"But I just want to help the team win the league first. That's my target for this season."
The 22-year-old former FC Seoul man, who has scored five goals for the Hoops this term, is contracted with the Glasgow club for another two years but said he would be interested in extending that stay.
"I have two years left so I don't have to be in a hurry," Ki told The Daily Record.
"Maybe at the end of the season we can talk about a new contract. They haven't spoken to me yet but it would appeal to me."
Ki has had many suitors interested in his services, and Celtic reportedly turned down bids from Blackburn Rovers and Rubin Kazan during the past transfer window.
The Korean added: "I'm young and I'm very happy with these players and the manager. I'm very pleased with this club.
"I'm playing games and getting the chance to experience the Europa League. Playing these European games is unbelievable.
"But I just want to help the team win the league first. That's my target for this season."
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