James Forrest signed a one-year extension to remain at Celtic Park, according to Sky Sports. The agreement ensures the winger continues his career with the Scottish Premiership leaders through his 18th season. Forrest remains the club's most decorated current player, having won 24 major honours during his tenure in Glasgow.
The 34-year-old made his first-team debut for the club in 2010. He has since recorded more than 100 goals and 100 assists for the side. Manager Brendan Rodgers praised the player's contribution following a recent return to the starting line-up, as reported by The Guardian. Forrest helped the team secure a place in the Scottish Cup final earlier this month.
Celtic currently lead the Scottish Premiership table as they pursue another domestic title. The winger has spent his entire professional career with the Glasgow club after progressing through its youth academy. His new deal expires in June 2027, per official club communications. Forrest is now expected to feature in the upcoming Old Firm fixture.