OLD FIRM hero Filip Helander has confirmed there was interest for him from Premier League sides Aston Villa and Leicester City in the summer.
But he's delighted nothing came of it as he savoured his winner in the derby against
Celtic on Sunday at Ibrox by calling it the most important goal of his career.
Helander is set to start for Sweden against Spain tomorrow night in a crunch World Cup qualifier and he's revealed that there were big clubs after him.
He said: "I know there was interest, but it was not much more than that. Nothing became concrete.
"But I feel good and have no stress that it didn't happen.
"I haven't always been in the team due to the number of games we have had and the injury I had. It's been a bit of both. I've still been feeling the injury and we have had a lot of matches.
"But of course, you always want to play as many games as possible.
"It was a lot of fun and cool to score the winning goal in such a big match. I rank it very high, it was perhaps my most important goal in my career.
"So it was a great game to play in and I have never experienced such an atmosphere around a stadium like then. I could not hear properly during the game.
"I heard the fans singing my song, but it's been quite a while since I sang any Abba songs myself and I may not have been completely sober when I did it!"