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Celticβs Marco Tilio has signed a new loan deal with Melbourne City which sees him remain in the A-League for another season.
The 22-year-old attacker signed for the Hoops on a five-year deal from the Australian club last summer for a transfer fee reported to be an A-League record.
However, he only made two appearances off the bench for the Parkhead side, against Motherwell and Hibernian.
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Marco Tilio returns for the 2024/25 A-League Menβs season following the extension of his loan agreement with Celtic FC.
β Melbourne City FC (@MelbourneCity) July 3, 2024
Tilio joined Melbourne City on loan in February but injury restricted him to just four A-League appearances where he scored once.
The Australia international told Cityβs official website: βIβm so happy that I can extend my stay at City, this club has always felt like home to me, and I canβt wait to get back on the pitch and contribute to the team.
βLast season was a difficult one for me with injury, but Iβve been working hard to come back stronger and Iβm looking forward to making more memorable moments together with my teammates and the City fans.β
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