The Hoops are hard at work at their mid-season training camp in Dubai this week, and Christopher Jullien is delighted to be back with his colleagues.
In previous years, the winter break has provided the Scottish champions with a springboard for the second half of the campaign, as they pursue more domestic silverware and progression in the UEFA Europa League.
With such a busy December schedule, the French centre-back appreciates the value of recovery at the camp, but likewise underscored the hard work each and every one of Neil Lennon's players are undertaking over there.
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