Abdul Osman has declared his aim to play in the Premier League - despite battling racism in England.
The Partick Thistle midfielder has shone since arriving from Crewe in 2014, recently signing a two-year contract extension.
But the Ghana-born ace, who played for Northampton and Greeks Kerkyra, still hopes to land a move south.
Osman said: "It's every boy's dream to play in the Premier League and I'm working towards it.
"I suffered racist abuse in England and Greece but you have to get on with it. You can't let it affect you."
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