After retiring from his illustrious wrestling career last month, WWE legend John Cena finds himself contemplating a new allegiance in the world of football. The 47-year-old, who has been an integral part of the WWE since his debut in 2001, is now seeking a favorite football team to support. With plans to focus on his burgeoning Hollywood acting career, Cena has expressed his interest in exploring the world of football and potentially joining the ranks of loyal supporters.
In a recent conversation with talkSPORT, Cena revealed his quest for a team, stating, “I am still trying to figure out the game, the rivalries, so if you have a good pitch I am willing to listen.” The suggestion of pledging his football loyalty to Celtic, proposed by a Celtic-loving radio host, caught Cena’s attention. Responding positively to the idea, Cena remarked, “That’s a decent pitch. I’m from Boston and our basketball team is called the Celtics. So, I’ll put that at the front of the list.”
Should Cena decide to become a Celtic supporter, he would be following in the footsteps of a number of high-profile celebrity fans who already show their support for the Scottish champions. The list includes legendary names such as Rod Stewart, Billy Connolly, Kevin Bridges, Lewis Capaldi, James McAvoy, and even Snoop Dogg. Cena’s potential addition to this star-studded group of supporters would certainly add an extra level of excitement and interest to the Celtic fan base.
