However, it’s Patsy’s achievements at Celtic that draw the most inspiration for Amy as she signed her contract in the club boardroom with her great-grandfather’s medals in the cabinets behind her.

Speaking exclusively to Celtic TV, she said: “I’m very happy to be here, obviously it’s a massive club and a successful one, so I’m happy to be here and I can’t wait to get started.

“Following my great-granddad makes the moment a bit more special. It’s a special moment for me and for my family.

'Obviously, he’s a Celtic legend, so I’m not sure if I’ll live up to that but it’s a special moment.'

“Like him, I want to be successful here and continue to develop myself and win trophies.”

After beginning her career at Forfar Farmington, the 23-year-old joined Hibs in 2017, going on to win multiple Scottish Cup and League Cup titles.

She gained vital Champions League experience, scoring in a tie away to Slavia Prague, and Gallacher says she wants to continue to add more top-level European experience while at Celtic, alongside adding to her medal haul.

She continued: “It was a no brainer to sign here. I spoke to the manager a few times and I love the style of play and I think I will fit in really well here.

“I’m an attacking player and I like to create things, so hopefully I can bring goals and assists and just add things on the pitch.

“I want to qualify for the Champions League and win titles and hopefully that’s something I can do over the coming years.

“Champions League nights with the men’s team at Celtic Park is massive so hopefully we can qualify here and bring it again.”

Great-granddaughter of Patsy Gallacher to follow in his footsteps after signing for Celtic FC Women