Neil Lennon told Timo Weah to pack his bags after the PSG kid snubbed the Scottish Cup Final.
The 19-year-old’s loan move has come to an abrupt end after the USA attacker was called up for the Under 20 World Cup in Poland.
Record Sport understands Lennon managed to broker a deal with American boss Tab Ramos that would have freed up the forward for Hampden.
Weah would have linked up with the US squad then returned to Celtic to prepare for the final before then rejoining the international set-up.
But Weah refused the offer and insisted he wanted stay with his national team - prompting Lennon to call time on the youngster’s stay.
The striker was in the squad for Sunday’s Old Firm clash but instead was told to leave immediately.
Weah said: “The gaffer told me it is in the best interest of the team that I collect my things and go home.
“It was a true honour playing for this club and also having the opportunity to interact with legends who paved the way for us.
“I am especially thankful to the Celtic family for giving me the opportunity to show you all what I am capable of doing once given the chance.
Timo Weah announces Celtic exit as he reveals Neil Lennon made final call over his future
“To you the fans, I will never forget you for all the love, support and kindness you have shown me.
“I don’t know as yet what the future holds but I wish to one day come back to this great club to be with you all.
“I will forever miss you chanting my name and hearing the beautiful song you have created for me.”
Weah made an immediate impact after his January arrival from PSG with two goals in his first two games.
But he struggled to get games following the departure of Brendan Rodgers and the Cup Final blow proved to be the end of the road for the loan star.
