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Hatate exit looms, Glasner favourite for Celtic job
Celtic are ready to accept offers for Reo Hatate this summer after the midfielder slipped down the pecking order. The club sees this window as their best opportunity to cash in on the Japan international, who has found game time harder to come by of late.…
De Busser eyed as Schmeichel replacement, Breum talks open
Kasper Schmeichel has announced his retirement, and Celtic are already moving. The club is eyeing Jari De Busser as a bargain replacement option.…
Schmeichel retires, Celtic line up De Busser
Kasper Schmeichel has retired at 39. The Celtic goalkeeper confirmed his 23-year career is over after failing to recover from a serious shoulder injury sustained in February.…
Double in the bag, O'Neill decision looms, Dutch duo linked
Celtic wrapped up a domestic double with a 3–1 Scottish Cup final win over Dunfermline at Hampden, making it 43 Scottish Cups and the club's 23rd double. Daizen Maeda opened the scoring in what looks like a farewell appearance, Arne Engels scored a stunning long-range goal, and Kelechi Iheanacho also got on the scoresheet.…
Celtic recall historic Jamor day after Torreense fixture
Celtic have taken a moment this morning to recall one of the club's most cherished European memories: the historic day at Portugal's Jamor stadium. The tribute surfaces just 24 hours after Torreense, the modest Portuguese side Celtic famously beat there, played their own fixture, a neat coincidence that has stirred nostalgia among supporters.…
Saracchi talks stall, O'Neill wait goes on
Celtic's pursuit of Boca Juniors left-back Marcelo Saracchi has hit a wall. Talks over a permanent move are said to have stalled, leaving the deal in serious doubt as the summer window approaches.…
O'Neill set for Desmond talks, Rangers eye Shankland
Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill expects to meet with major shareholder Dermot Desmond in the coming days to discuss his future, with the double-winner's position still unresolved despite delivering both the league title and Scottish Cup. The meeting could determine whether O'Neill stays on permanently after a turbulent season that ended with a 3–1 cup final win over Dunfermline at Hampden Park.…Weekly Analysis
Domestic double complete, now the O'Neill question looms
Seven days. Two trophies.…
Double secured, now the worry begins
Celtic lifted the Scottish Cup with a 3–1 win over Dunfermline at Hampden, sealing a domestic double. But the celebrations are already tinged with anxiety.…
Domestic double within reach as Celtic dominate cup final
Celtic face Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup final today, with the chance to seal a domestic double after already securing the league title. Daizen Maeda got things rolling in the 19th minute, Arne Engels doubled the lead in the 36th, and Kelechi Iheanacho made it 3–0 in the 73rd.…
SFA panel rules Celtic penalty wrong, Yang signs long-term deal
The SFA's Key Match Incident panel has ruled that referee Don Robertson was wrong to award Celtic the match-winning penalty against Motherwell. The spot kick decided the game and kept your title push on track.…
SPFL probes Celtic games, Yang signs long-term deal
The SPFL has launched an investigation into Celtic matches and the Premiership play-off fixtures. Details are still thin, but any disciplinary probe involving your team is worth watching closely.…
O'Neill defends fans, hints at Celtic stay, Lennon fires cup warning
Martin O'Neill has hit back at allegations that Hearts players were assaulted during last week's pitch invasion at Celtic Park. "Has not been proved," O'Neill said, defending the club's supporters.…
Hearts slam premature ending, O'Neill under fire
Hearts have slammed the ending of the title-deciding match at Celtic Park, calling it a "premature end" that sets a "troubling precedent". The club has now released multiple statements condemning the final-day chaos that accompanied your team lifting the trophy.…
Hearts slam Celtic Park title decider ending
Celtic's title celebrations have been dragged into a bitter row after Hearts slammed the "premature ending" to the Scottish Premiership title decider at Celtic Park, calling it a "troubling precedent." The match was ended early, and Hearts are making their anger known publicly. Hearts have also turned their fire on Celtic manager Martin O'Neill, labelling his comments about the pitch invasion "highly irresponsible." The escalating war of words threatens to take the shine off what should have been a weekend of pure celebration for your team.…
Celtic clinch title, Engels fires back at doubters
Celtic are Scottish Premiership champions. Your team secured the title with a dominant win over Hearts in the decider, crushing any hopes of a fairytale elsewhere.…
O'Neill calls pitch invasion criticism nonsense
Martin O'Neill has branded criticism of Celtic's pitch invasion "nonsense." The former manager dismissed Hearts' complaints after fans spilled onto the Parkhead turf following the title win. His blunt response comes as the Scottish government considers a law change targeting pitch invasions.…
Title sealed, O'Neill hints at exit before cup final
You're Scottish champions for the 56th time. Celtic clinched the Premiership title and the celebrations spilled onto the pitch, with Martin O'Neill brushing off criticism of the invasion as "nonsense".…
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