John Guidetti is in no rush to commit himself beyond the end of the season.
The Swedish striker has been the driving force behind Celtic’s autumn revival earning him a call up to the full international squad.
After a nightmare run of injuries Guidetti is enjoying his best run of games and goals since the 2012 season at Feyernoord and is bound to be swamped with offers if his form continues.
Off the park the 22-year-old can be as thoughtful and creative as he is in a Celtic jersey as he soaks up the attention and speculation about his next move.
“It’s fun to try something new,” he admitted. “It’s like a candy bag, you want to try all the flavours.
“It does not remain constant but you see if you can find a favourite and maybe you stick to it. It’s football, a hobby, it should be fun. How is it to play for Celtic? It’s fantastic with good pressure.
“Some guys said that the?European evenings are the best pressure in the world. I have not seen it at Celtic Park yet but?hopefully we’ll have big games.”
Sweden are away to Montenegro on Saturday looking to build on a solid start to Group G following draws with Austria and Russia and a 2-0 win over Liechtenstein.
Looking forward to Saturday’s match Celtic daft Zlatan Ibrahimovic said: “We need to be on top to bring home the points. I remember (Mirko) Vucinic from my time in Italy. He is a top player, the brains behind their game. [Stevan] Jovetic dominated for Fiorentina. He has not played as much at Manchester City, but that does not mean that he’s any less of a player.”
Saturday’s match will be refereed by Willie Collum.
