Celtic will now start preparing to face Young Boys of Switzerland in their penultimate league phase game in European football’s elite club competition at Parkhead on Wednesday night, and it promises to be a memorable occasion.

On this day in 1968, Boston big man Marty Conlon was born; 11 years later, the Celtics signed forward Frankie Sanders.

Stephen Welsh suffered a nightmare debut on loan at Mechelen as he was hooked at half-time while up against his old Celtic team-mate Oh. The stopper has moved to Belgium after finding top team games hard to come by at Parkhead but he lasted just 45 minutes in his first outing.

JUST a matter of days ago, he looked certain for a huge January transfer with Celtic one of the clubs interested. Now, this Spanish winger is facing up to the reality of months on the sidelines.

“There is a feeling because it’s Young Boys that this should be 4 or 5-0. It’s not as easy as that. The pressure is off Young Boys, and it’s a bit of a stinker for Celtic with their opponents being on a winter break.

Kyogo has been a key performer for Celtic since he arrived in 2021. The Japanese striker has smashed in 85 goals and provided 19 assists in that time and he has been described as “scary” to play against by Kris Boyd.

Celtic FC Women are delighted to announce the addition of new January signing, Emma Westin to the club. The winger has put pen to paper on a deal until the summer of 2026 and will link up with Elena Sadiku’s side after joining from Swedish side Hammarby.

The only Inishowen footballer ever to represent Glasgow Celtic F.C. is to be commemorated with a memorial plaque in his native Buncrana.

The Celts begin their defence of the Scottish Cup tomorrow (Saturday, Jan, 18) with Kilmarnock the visitors to Celtic Park in a 5.30pm kick-off. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the

The Scottish Cup defence for the Celts gets underway tomorrow (January 18) with Kilmarnock the visitors to Paradise. It’s a first meeting in the Scottish Cup in 15 years for the two sides, as

Celtic's Alistair Johnston thinks his side's upcoming Champions League clash with Young Boys is like a cup final.

The obvious issues include some bad shooting as a team from 3 and an obvious lack of focus and communication on the defensive end of the court.