Celtic playmaker Lubomir Moravcik will leave the club immediately after the Scottish Cup final.
The Slovakia international, who has become a hero to the Parkhead crowd, has asked not to play at Aberdeen in the final Scottish Premier League game of the season a week on Sunday.
Moravcik will enjoy a family holiday before heading to Japan with mentor and former Hoops boss Josef Venglos at J-League outfit Ichihara.
Moravcik told the Daily Record: "I don't want to play in the last league game at Aberdeen so I will be leaving Celtic and Scotland after the Cup final.
"Because I am going to Japan I will have to start pre-season training at the beginning of June and, before that, I need a holiday.
"I won't have any special message for the supporters at Hampden. There will be no T-shirts or anything like that.
"I would like to spend some time to go all around the stadium and say goodbye properly but I will only do that if we win.
"If that is not the case, I will give a quick wave and go away quietly."
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