Christopher Jullien has lifted the lid on the ill-fated end to his time at Celtic and admitted he just 'didn't click' with boss Ange Postecoglou.
Jullien was a mainstay when he arrived at Parkhead under Neil Lennon in 2019 as he helped guide the Hoops to a memorable quadruple treble. But injury hampered his second campaign before Lennon was axed and Postecoglou eventually brought in to succeed the Northern Irishman.
That was a catalyst in Jullien's demise in Glasgow with the 29-year-old failing to break the formidable defensive partnership of Cameron Carter-Vickers and Carl Starfelt after making his long-awaited injury comeback last season. He was left to rot on the bench with just one substitute appearance and it became inevitable that he wasn't in Postecoglou's plans before a summer exit to French side Montpellier was secured last August.
