Bournemouth winger Siriki Dembele reckons he is "destined" to play alongside his brother Karamoko amid his looming Celtic contract decision.
The 19-year-old is the most highly-touted player to emerge from Scotland in years but hasn't made the breakthrough into the Parkhead first-team.
It leaves Ange Postecoglou with a decision to make on Dembele's future with the winger's contract set to run out in the summer.
Siriki, who has been linked with a move to the Scottish Premiership before his move to the Cherries, kept his cards close to his chest when discussing his brother's career.
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However, he is convinced the pair will line up together at some stage.
Speaking to the Bournemouth Echo about the prospect of a move to Rangers or Celtic, he said: "I don’t know about that happening or anything.
"But playing alongside my brother, I think that will happen one day. It would be nice, it would be very good. But when that time comes, I think it will happen.
"But for me, right now, the most important thing was to get myself here (at Bournemouth), because I think it was the best option for me."