Christopher Jullien has rubbished claims that Celtic stars are no longer playing for manager Neil Lennon - insisting the players are all behind the boss.

Fears had grown that the Northern Irishman had lost the dressing room and that his players were not willing to put in maximum effort amid a torrid run. But Frenchman Jullien has rebuked the notion and insists everyone is behind each other and the club is as unified as it has been since he joined.

The defender did not shy away from the statistics, however, as Celts have won just two of their last 10 games. Instead he said the squad will continue to get their head down and work harder than ever to return to winning ways for their manager, the fans and themselves.

"We know we have to ask questions of ourselves because at the end of the day we are on the field and we’re not accepting these kind of defeats," Jullien said. "We always want to win. The mentality is still the same. We are still good, working together and unified. We are working hard to get back to winning ways.

"We just keep trusting ourselves. We know we are not in a good place right now. It’s going to correct by working hard, together and finding more solutions.

"The dressing room is unified like never before. We are strong together and the players are behind the staff, and the staff are behind us. We are going to do everything to fix the results."