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Benjamin Nygren and Gustaf LagerBielke were both euphoric last night, along with the entire Swedish nation, after they came through the play-off final

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / April 1

Introducing Celtic in the Fifties and some rather special correspondence

I spent a large chunk of the last week browsing through and organising a large bundle of old Celtic-related correspondence, kindly sent to The Celtic Star Editor recently by Dave Galloway, an Aberdeen supporter and collector of football memorabilia… Dave thought it might be of interest given the work we do on sharing Celtic’s history.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / April 1

Charlie Mulgrew – Celtic missing John Kennedy’s influence

The reason why Celtic sit third place in the league with seven games remaining is mainly down to recruitment in both windows being a disaster and the catastrophic decisions made by those in charge from pushing Brendan Rodgers out the door to appointing Wilfried Nancy.

Soccer News / The Celtic Star / April 1

'One studs up tackle cost me four years of my career,' Charly Musonda

Former Celtic winger Charly Musonda has spoken candidly about the chain of events that ultimately forced him to unfortunately retire from football at just

Soccer News / Celtic Xtra / March 31

Celtic international round up: A look back at the break

Upon the conclusion of tonight’s games in the early hours of BST, the fourth and final international break of the 25/26 season will be over. The games to be played tonight do not involve any Celtic players, so we can now go over how the break went for the Hoops on international duty.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Gary Gillespie – One of Liam Brady’s bad signings for Celtic

Liam Brady certainly got plenty of things wrong during his tenure as Celtic manager, with one of his main flaws being his poor judgement in the transfer market… If he wasn’t signing players who weren’t of the required quality, he was shelling out a fortune in doing so.

Celtic FC News / Celtic Xtra / March 31

Norwegian talent attracts Celtic and Rangers as Serie A and Turkish clubs circle

Celtic continues to explore the market in search of young talent, and one of the names that has gained the most traction is Jens Hjertø-Dahl. The 20-year-old, currently playing for Tromsø IL, has attracted attention for his performance and potential in the Norwegian league.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Joe Ledley names the perfect man for the Celtic vacancy

Charlie Mulgrew was last week talking about a conversation he’d had with former Celtic midfielder Joe Ledley who had been talking up the Wales manager

Kieran Tierney News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Team’s Up – Kieran Tierney starts for Scotland in Liverpool friendly

Celtic defender Kieran Tierney has been named in Steve Clarke’s Scotland side for this evening’s game against Ivory Coast. The Tartan Army have travelled down to Liverpool to face the AFCON side in Everton’s impressive new stadium.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Concerns about whether Jota can regain his sparkle at Celtic

Martin O’Neill revealed yesterday that key figures in the Celtic side, Jota and Cameron Carter Vickers won’t play any part in the remainder of this campaign, with both player not expected to be fully fit until the start of next season.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Celtic midfielder makes agent switch ahead of interest summer

Celtic midfielder Paulo Bernardo has moved agents ahead of the summer transfer window. The Portuguese midfielder has struggled for starts under Brendan Rodgers, Wilfried Nancy and Martin O’Neill but has shown in cameos that he can be relied upon.

Celtic FC News / Celtic Xtra / March 31

Celtic attacker overcomes hamstring issues to rejoin squad for season finale

Amid a season complicated by constant injuries, Celtic is beginning to receive some positive news. One of these is the recovery of Callum Osmand, who has overcome the hamstring problems that hampered his playing time for much of the season.

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

John Colquhoun lived his Celtic dream before becoming a Hearts legend

When John Colquhoun walked off a building site to sign for Celtic in November 1983 at the age of just 20, he was literally living the dream, and was determined

Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Contempt this Celtic Board has for the support is off the scale

It’s not exactly a secret that the lifeblood of every football club professional or amateur is the supporter base, and Celtic football club is no exception…

Soccer News / The Celtic Star / March 31

'Celtic Park, actually. It was not normal. Like, really, really loud,' Antonio Nusa

RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa has singled out Celtic Park as the most memorable ground he has experienced in his career so far… The Norway international featured for 68 minutes in front of a capacity crowd at Celtic Park in 2024, as Brendan Rodgers’ side secured an impressive 3-1 victory in the Champions League – which feels like a lifetime ago.

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Celtic FC News / The Celtic Star / March 31

Luis Palma dreaming of Celtic second chance as midfielder plots return

Luis Palma has admitted that he is hoping to return to Celtic this summer. The Honduran midfielder is currently on loan at Lech Poznan in Poland but he is hopeful that he can return to Celtic Park after a period away from the club on loan.

Daizen Maeda News / Celtic Xtra / March 30

Celtic’s Daizen Maeda wears captain’s armband and delivers for Japan

Amid a challenging period for Celtic domestically, their players continue to shine on the international stage. One of the most striking examples is Daizen Maeda, who played a key role for Japan in their 1-0 friendly victory over Scotland.