Celtic

Celtic Football Club, founded in 1887 in Glasgow, is one of the most successful and beloved football clubs in Scotland and the world. Known for its iconic green and white hoops, Celtic has a rich history, deeply rooted in the culture of the East End of Glasgow and its Irish immigrant community. The club's supporters, known as the "Bhoys," are renowned for their unwavering loyalty and passionate following.

Celtic has enjoyed tremendous success domestically, winning numerous Scottish League titles, Scottish Cups, and Scottish League Cups. The club’s most significant achievement came in 1967 when they became the first British team to win the European Cup, defeating Inter Milan in the final. This victory remains a cornerstone of Celtic’s legacy.

The club's fierce rivalry with Rangers, known as the "Old Firm," is one of the most intense and storied in world football, defined not only by sporting competition but also by religious and cultural divides.

Celtic’s home stadium, Celtic Park, often referred to as "Parkhead," is one of the most atmospheric grounds in football, regularly packed with passionate fans. The club's tradition of nurturing young talent, coupled with its deep ties to community and identity, ensures Celtic remains a powerhouse in Scottish football and a prominent force on the international stage.