Former Celtic participant Tom Rogic was misplaced for phrases when requested about turning into "immortal" at Celtic.
The Australian was in tears as he bid farewell to the Hoops throughout their title celebrations in opposition to Motherwell, rounding off virtually a decade in Glasgow's east finish.
He obtained a minute's applause through the 18th minute to match the playmaker's squad quantity.
As he takes the subsequent step in his profession after the Scottish Premiership win, Rogic sat right down to look again on his profession at Parkhead.
He states that going unbeaten throughout Brendan Rodgers' first season on the membership and happening to attain the Scottish Cup Last winner in opposition to Aberdeen to seal the Treble was his greatest second.
Rogic advised Celtic TV: "When it comes to moments, the Scottish Cup last one stands out, however there are a selection of derby targets and final minutes winners and issues like that that I can look again on as key moments.
"I'll miss every little thing. The each day stuff; I've been lucky to have performed with so many nice teammates and nice gamers.
"To have shared that with so many individuals makes it extra particular."
On the Treble successful aim and turning into an "immortal" at Celtic, an emotional Rogic added: "I get immensely proud (when wanting again on that second).
"The second, the importance (pauses as he collects himself) – I'll look again on it for a really very long time I am positive.
"There are a variety of moments I can look again on, however that individual season we're unbeaten and going for the Treble which hadn't been achieved in a variety of years was clearly particular.
"As a season as an entire that was unbelievable and a particular time."