Monday 28 November 2016 07:02, UK
Celtic winger James Forrest is targeting more silverware after helping the Hoops claim their 100th major trophy.
Forrest scored Celtic's second goal in their 3-0 League Cup win over Aberdeen at Hampden Park on Sunday to continue his resurgence in form under Brendan Rodgers.
The Scotland international's future at Celtic Park looked to be in doubt towards the end of the last season after losing his place under former manager Ronny Deila.
But after regaining his place under Rodgers, Forrest signed a new three-year contract to remain at Celtic
And after his man-of-the-match performance at Hampden, Forrest said: "I never, ever wanted to leave. I got my chance to come out and say that when I did.
"I just want to keep playing with this club. It's a massive club and you win trophies, and I just want to keep doing that.
"It's been a great start to get the first medal in late November. We just need to keep going and keep doing what we are doing and keep pushing on.
"You remember finals so it's great to score and be part of this top-quality team."
Aberdeen failed to reach their potential and their second-half rally ended when Moussa Dembele tucked away a penalty after Forrest had been tripped by Anthony O'Connor.
But Derek McInnes has backed his players to bounce back from their disappointment.
"I am here to support my players," he said. "You are never quite sure how players react. But this isn't an end-of-season defeat, we have so much more to play for and so much more I expect from my team as well.
"Hopefully we have better days going forward and I firmly believe that."
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