Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain made a memorable debut for Celtic, scoring a dramatic stoppage-time goal in a 2-1 victory over Livingston. This marks the former Arsenal and Liverpool midfielder’s first goal since December 2024, highlighting a strong return to form following his previous stint with Besiktas. His impactful performance immediately endeared him to the Celtic fans and cemented his place on the team despite having been away from competitive action for some time.

Joining Celtic on a free transfer, Oxlade-Chamberlain expressed his joy and excitement at contributing to his new team's success. With this victory, Celtic currently sits third in the league standings, trailing Hearts by six points but holding a game in hand, which keeps their title aspirations alive. His experience and skill are expected to play a crucial role as Celtic pushes forward in the league campaign.

Oxlade-Chamberlain's admission of having 'dreamed' of this debut goal underscores the emotional significance of his return to top-flight football. As a player who previously fought off injuries and dealt with changing clubs, his successful debut might signify a promising chapter in his career, raising hopes for a strong second half of the season for Celtic as they aim for the league title.