Ntcham addresses Porto rumours and reveals one thing he doesn’t like about living in Scotland
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Despite reports linking him with a move to FC Porto in January, Celtic star Oliver Ntcham has revealed he is enjoying life with the Hoops, but admitted he doesn’t like the food in Scotland, HITC report.
The 22-year-old, who joined the club from Premier League giants Manchester City last summer in a deal worth £4.5 million, has impressed under Brendan Rodgers, with speculation over a move to Portugal increasing in recent weeks.
The Frenchman never featured in a first-team fixture for Manchester City, but the youngster has found the back of the net 11 times since moving to Scotland, with Porto thought to be preparing a £13.5 million bid for the midfielder.
However, talking ahead of the club’s league fixture away at Livingston, Ntcham admitted he was flattered by the interest abroad, but is happy to remain in Scotland for the time being.
The French under-21 international also revealed the food in Scotland is the only negative about Parkhead life.
I’m happy when I hear that. It means that I had been doing great work. I felt as though I had a great last season and it was like winning a trophy for me to hear this, so I was pleased with that.
But I am happy with life in Scotland. I enjoy everything, well maybe apart from the food.
