JEREMIE Frimpong scored his first professional goal in Celtic’s 4-0 win over Aberdeen at the weekend, and after an impressive personal and team performance, the 18-year-old talked about how much he has learned since signing for the club.

Frimpong, making only his third appearance for the Hoops, scored Celtic’s second of the afternoon at Pittodrie as Neil Lennon's side followed up their impressive 2-1 Europa League win over Lazio with an equally outstanding win over Aberdeen.

The excitement in his celebration was still evident when he reflected on his first professional goal after the game.

“It’s the best feeling ever,” admitted the Dutch defender. “It was a quality cut-back from Odsonne and the finish was a bit scrappy, but I don’t care because it went in.

“Coming into this game I was thinking to myself I might score and I told myself I had to score because I already had an assist. I wanted either one of them but I got a goal and I was buzzing because I achieved my goal.”

Celtic dominated the home side from start to finish and Frimpong was delighted to be part of the highly-lauded team performance.

“There was one period where we kept hold of the ball what felt like 10 minutes," he said. "I was so pleased with the team and how calm everyone was.”

Frimpong revealed that Scott Brown ensured everyone was fully motivated for what they knew would be a difficult test, and the Hoops full-back said he was learning so much from the captain and the Celtic coaching staff.

“Scott Brown got everyone motivated before the game and everyone was at it,” he said. “Hopefully we keep this going. I’m learning so much, how to keep the ball better and my end product. Everyone’s giving me tips so it’s all good.”

Frimpong elated after scoring his first goal for Celtic