The Celtic faithful can relish yet another triumphant weekend as they bask in the glory of securing more silverware under the guidance of Brendan Rodgers.
Despite facing challenges and diversions along the journey, the Hoops have emerged victoriously from the 2023/24 season as double champions.
Adam Idah ignited the celebration in the Scottish Cup final on Saturday with a decisive goal in the 90th minute, sealing a 1-0 victory over Rangers and ensuring that joyous scenes filled Hampden Park.
In the aftermath, jubilant supporters and players united in elation to savor the Celtic tradition, creating a stirring atmosphere of celebration and togetherness.
A poignant rendition of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” echoed through the stadium, with the entire Celtic squad and coaching staff gathering in front of their devoted fans to partake in the momentous occasion.
Even during his media duties, Greg Taylor couldn’t resist the urge to join the festivities, interrupting his interview on live television to ask, “I want to go and join that, can I go and join that?” The impassioned gesture endeared him to fans and reflected his dedication to the team.
A cherished figure in the Celtic dressing room, Taylor has not only been a standout performer this season but has also displayed strong leadership qualities. Starting in 46 out of 50 matches under Rodgers, he has been a pillar of consistency and commitment.
Following his triumphant achievements with Celtic, Taylor’s journey continues as he anticipates a busy summer ahead after earning a spot in Steve Clarke’s provisional Scotland squad for the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament.
