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Dunfermline Athletic yesterday wasted no time in celebrating the arrival of former Celtic star Victor Wanyama — and they’ve done it in some style…

Former Celtic star Victor Wanyama joins Dunfermline Athletic. Photo Dunfermline FC

The club posted a slick video montage on their official X page showcasing some of the Kenyan midfielder’s greatest moments, as he officially signed a short-term deal until the end of the season.

From Celtic Glory to Premier League Powerhouse

The video, which has quickly gained traction among supporters, includes a series of Wanyama’s standout goals and big-game moments, particularly highlighting his iconic spell at Celtic. Fans were treated to throwback clips of the midfield enforcer thundering in long-range strikes and towering above defenders to score with bullet headers.

Former Celtic star Victor Wanyama joins Dunfermline Athletic. Photo Dunfermline FC

Among the highlights is Wanyama’s unforgettable goal against Barcelona in 2012 — the night Celtic stunned the Spanish giants at Parkhead in the Champions League — a moment still etched in the memory of the Celtic Support.

Victor Wanyama won’t wear his famous number 67 jersey at Dunfermline, instead he’s their new number 44, maybe a decent commercial opportunity missed?

Fife’s Warm Welcome for Wanyama

The Dunfermline Twitter page has posted a short clip showing some of the highlights of Wanyama’s career, including his dramatic goal for Celtic against Barcelona, as well as goals for Spurs and Southampton.

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