McGregor made his first-team debut back in July 2014 when he scored the only goal of the game in a UEFA Champions League qualifier away to KR Reykjavík.

And now, having become only the 29th player to reach 400 appearances for the club, he reflected on his Celtic journey.

“It’s a dream come true,” he said. “If I had made just one appearance for this club, that would have been enough, but to still be here and 400 appearances later, and still with the hunger to do well, and with a really good team and a really good manager behind me, I’m loving every bit of it.

“So it’s just about us continuing to stay focused, stay honest and keep working hard, and hopefully there’s more to come.

'Every time you play for this club, every time you put the jersey on, you’re judged to the highest of standards, so you have to bear that in mind every time you go on the pitch.'

“You’ve got to do yourself proud, you’ve got to do the team proud and, most importantly, you’ve got to do the supporters proud as well.

“So you have to live that every single day and I think if you do that, you give yourself a good chance.

“You need a lot of good things, and a bit of luck as well, but the sacrifice, the dedication it takes to do the job, good people around you, good manager and good players.

“You have to be successful to rack up that many appearances, to still be here, because there’s a lot asked of you, so it’s all of those things. But just the hunger to play football and a hunger to win keeps you sharp.

“I’m really proud of it, obviously. It’s a big achievement and not many players get there, but I believe that’s done to hard work, sacrifice and dedication, so as long as I stay on that path, then hopefully I’ll make a few more.”

Captain proud to join Celtic's 400 club and delighted to mark milestone with a win