ALREADY on his way to becoming one of the most successful players in Celtic's long and illustrious history, fans can now learn all about James Forrest’s journey from Academy youngster to first-team star in his new biography Homegrown Hero which is OUT NOW.

The book includes a foreword by Celtic manager, Neil Lennon, who gave James his first-team debut as an 18-year-old back in 2010, while the Irishman also speaks about his admiration for the player.

In Homegrown Hero, James tells his Celtic story, from being spotted as a youngster playing in Ayrshire, to joining the club's Youth Academy and starting out on his pathway to Paradise, where he is now a key player for the Scottish champions.

The book also includes interviews with, amongst others, Scott Brown, Tom Rogic, Callum McGregor, Kieran Tierney, Mikael Lustig, Tony Watt, Academy coach, Martin Miller, former Celtic manager, Brendan Rodgers, and James’ younger brother, Alan, who is also a professional footballer with Ayr United.

Homegrown Hero celebrates a great Celt and tells the story of a man who has always trained and played the Celtic Way – buy your copy today!

It's a must-read for every Celtic fan and the perfect stocking filler this Christmas!

At James Forrest’s request, Celtic Football Club will make a donation to Celtic FC Foundation’s Christmas Appeal in relation to the publication of his book.

Homegrown Hero - James Forrest book out now