Henderson Ready To Make Impact

Liam Henderson insists he did not mind missing out on Celtic's title celebrations because he believes his Norwegian loan stint will set him up for a future filled with medals.

Published 8th Jul 2015

Liam Henderson insists he did not mind missing out on Celtic's title celebrations because he believes his Norwegian loan stint will set him up for a future filled with medals.

The 19-year-old spent three months with Rosenborg after boss Ronny Deila decided he would benefit from a spell in his homeland.

The Scotland Under-19 midfielder helped the former Champions League quarter-finalists regain top-spot in the Tippeligaen as he netted four goals in 13 appearances.

But his Scandinavian sojourn cost him the chance to play a part in the Hoops title run in and left him one match short of being eligible for a winner's medal.

While his Celtic team-mates were lapping up four-in-a-row with a 5-0 romp against Inverness on the final day of the season, Henderson was preparing to be an unused sub as Rosenborg edged out title rivals Stabaek 3-2.

Henderson, though, insists his time in Trondheim will do him the world of good as he strives to cut himself a permanent place in Deila's line-up.