Vega to stay at Spurs

Thursday 24 August 2000 00:00 BST

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Tottenham's out-of-favour defender Ramon Vega has ruled out a move to Celtic.

The Swiss international has been sought by the Parkhead manager, Martin O'Neill, but he insists he wants to stay in London. Vega has been plagued by injury since he joined the club three years ago, but he is now fully fit and determined to win his place back in George Graham's side.

"I have shown this club a lot of loyalty since I've been here and now I hope they can do the same to me," he said. "Nobody at Spurs came up to tell me about Celtic, but I don't want to go... I have a real passion for Tottenham. The club is like a family to me."

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