The son of Celtic legend Henrik Larsson admits it would be a dream come true to sign for the club in the future.
Jordan is currently playing for Spartak Moscow in Russia and he conceded it would be great to follow in the footsteps of his dad if the opportunity ever arose.
The 23-year-old has 15 goals in 45 games in the Russian top flight since joining the club for €4million in 2019.
It's unlikely the Russian outfit would want to let the Swedish youngster go any time soon, but a reunion with Celtic might be too much for him to turn down if he ever got the opportunity.
He told RT Sport: "For me, Celtic will always have a special place in my heart. Not that I played there but it was the first place where I saw football as a young kid going with my mother to see games my father was playing.
"That’s where I have the biggest memories in my head, ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’, you have all the scarves before the games and everything so it will always have a special place in my heart.
"At the same time, my father is who he is at the club and I think for me personally if I would ever get the chance to play there then I would like to establish myself even more, make my own name before I would play there, if that chance would ever come up.
"Of course it’s tempting, not that they’re interested, but if I think about it, to be able to play there would be a dream in that sense."
Larsson was a regular at Celtic Park when his dad played in Glasgow, with the Hoops legend scoring 242 goals for the club and winning four SPL titles.
He also helped the club to the UEFA Cup Final in 2003.
