If Callum McGregor found himself rewarded with a pound each time he reiterated the importance of winning above all else, Celtic would have enough funds to assemble a squad capable of conquering the Champions League.
In the context of Scottish football, particularly the heated rivalry of Glasgow, winning is indeed the ultimate measure of success. This season, exemplified by the Scottish Cup final victory, Celtic have exemplified this notion.
Brendan Rodgers’ team has had moments of brilliance, such as the recent title-clinching win over Kilmarnock and the dismantling of Dundee. However, injuries created obstacles throughout the campaign, making it a challenging year for the first season of the Rodgers era.
Despite the challenges, they secured the league title and added the Scottish Cup to their tally, a testament to their mental fortitude as much as their skill on the field.
For McGregor, being league champions and cup winners is not enough. As a player who constantly strives for improvement, he is already looking ahead to the next season and the growth potential of the team.
While pleased with this season’s accomplishments, McGregor is eager to see the team playing with more flair and confidence in the future.
Looking ahead, McGregor is optimistic about the team’s chances, building on the solid foundation they displayed in the recent cup final. With their resilience and physicality as strengths, McGregor believes they can take their game to the next level in the upcoming season.
As he prepares to represent Scotland in the European Championships, McGregor remains focused on performing at his best and contributing to the national squad’s success. His dedication and determination are evident as he looks forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
