For those who may not know too much about Celtic's new Head Coach, Sadiku gave an introduction on what to expect from her on the sidelines and also from her team on the pitch.

“I would say that I’m a very passionate coach,” she explained. “Right now, I’m very calm but it’s because on the pitch, I’m very passionate.

'I love football, and I’m very passionate about developing players. On the pitch, I’m on fire but outside I’m more calm.'

“For me, my style of football is about dominating the game. Obviously to dominate the game, you need the ball because that is how you score goals.

“So that will be the answer of making it very easy to understand. Obviously it’s about the transition. If we lose the ball, we want to counter press and if we win the ball, we want to go forward.”

Following several years of success and continued development, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about how far the Ghirls have come in recent times.

Coming into the job, the ex-Sweden youth internationalist also has an experienced background in Academy coaching, and one of her aims is to continue developing the talents for the future with Celtic.

One of the main aspects that attracted Sadiku to the role is the project she will be aiming to play a major part in by taking the club to the next level.

She said: “Obviously it was the ideas (that attracted me to the club) and what the club is looking forward to because for me, it was so important that what I signed for is a great project.

“This project that Celtic brought up was to be successful going forward, aiming to win the league, the cups and bringing that success in Europe.

“But it’s also about building this Academy, so that we can still work with the players that are in the Academy and make them even better so they can compete in the first team.

'That is an idea that I fell in love with, but to be honest, I really liked also during the process that I got to know very good people around the team and the club.'

"It made my choice much easier because since the first day here, I have been feeling very welcome and I already feel part of the big family here. I’m just really happy about wearing this badge.”

Cheer on the Ghirls in Elena Sadiku's first game in charge

The new Celtic FC Women's Head Coach won't have to wait long for her first game in charge as the Hoops take on Rangers in the Glasgow derby on Friday evening (KO: 7:35pm).

With a place in the final of the Sky Sports Cup up for grabs, the Swede will be aiming to get off to the ideal start by booking a place at Tynecastle in March.

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Elena Sadiku: The project at Celtic is one I fell in love with