On the 27th anniversary of Wim Jansen’s appointment as Celtic manager, fans remembered how he stopped Rangers from achieving ten consecutive victories in May 1998. It’s a tale of prevention rather than personal victory, a sentiment understood by both sets of supporters in Glasgow. This mindset now drives Celtic’s need for new signings, with Adam Idah rumored to be among them.
While Rangers face construction setbacks at Ibrox, leading to a potential move to temporary housing at Hampden, Celtic’s lack of summer activity has fans anxious. Some speculate that boss Brendan Rodgers is eyeing players from Euro 2024, though the financial gap between Scottish clubs and the wider world poses a challenge. Despite this, the memory of Jansen’s successful signings, such as Henrik Larsson, offers hope that patience can bring great rewards in the end.
