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Danny Wilson acknowledges that Celtic desired him prior to the Rangers’ comeback and says, “I don’t know what I would have done.”

Prior to his second Rangers stint, Danny Wilson disclosed that CELTIC expressed interest in him. He acknowledges that he is unsure of his course of action had negotiations been more solidified.

After spending time in the MLS, the former Hearts defender is currently playing in the Scottish Championship with Queen’s Park. Had he not admitted to having conversations with agents as he was leaving Tynecastle, he might have become one of the select few players to represent both clubs on the Glasgow divide. After previously leaving the club to play for English powerhouse Liverpool, he eventually made his way back to Ibrox.

There were talks with agents, he said to the Scottish Sun. However, the times they arrived weren’t the best. At the time, I had no interest in it. There was, I believe, Celtic interest when I was leaving Hearts to return to Rangers. Would I have been ready? You won’t know until you find yourself in that circumstance.”

“It was the wrong time in my career,” he remarked, reflecting on his time at Liverpool. Rejecting such a club is difficult. I wasn’t prepared for a move of this magnitude. I wasn’t mentally or physically mature enough to seize the chance. I spent eight to eighteen years with Rangers. I wasn’t at the club. I’m glad I joined Liverpool. However, it might have gone more smoothly if I had done it later in my career.”

He continued, “One of the best stadiums in the UK and one that is recognized worldwide is Anfield, where I will be playing. Ever since they redeveloped it, I have not returned. It features the iconic “This is Anfield” sign that you walked past on your way to The Kop and the pitch. I alone