Ryan McDonald

3 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan McDonald

The Hoops boss will rest his big hitters for the trip to Pittodrie as he casts one eye towards the Scottish Cup FinalCeltic fans making the trek to Pittodrie can expect to see an unrecognisable line-up as Brendan Rodgers prepares to ring the changes. The Hoops boss revealed after Saturday's 3-1 comeback win over Hibs that he has already named his starting XI for the penultimate game of the season.

4 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan McDonald

As the Hoops are sandwiched between various clubs in Uefa's coefficient table, their seeding status is up in the airCeltic face a two-legged playoff hurdle in their quest to qualify for next season's Champions League. Some tricky ties await the Hoops in August if they go into the round as one of five unseeded teams. But with various domestic champions still to be determined, there is a chance that Celts could be handed a so-called easier route.

4 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan McDonald

Thousands of Hoops supporters will turn the air green as they prepare to descend on Glasgow city centre this weekendThe Green Brigade have confirmed plans to take over Glasgow city centre this weekend as Celtic fans celebrate another title. Thousands of Hoops supporters will once again descend on the Merchant City and Trongate areas on the day Brendan Rodgers' side are presented with the Scottish Premiership trophy.

4 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan McDonald

Hoops fans will grimace at the prospect of losing all of their Japanese stars as clubs circle this summerA penny for Kyogo's thoughts right now as the former Celtic idol finds himself frozen out in France. It just goes to show that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. And that should be at the forefront of Reo Hatate and Daizen Maeda's minds this summer. Celts are braced for serious interest in their Japanese Bhoys over the coming months after stellar campaigns.

4 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan McDonald

Fan groups up and down the country have united to send out a message to decision-makers over the cost of footballFootball fans across the country have put their rivalries aside to unite in protest against soaring ticket prices in Scotland. Celtic's title-winning party at Tannadice last month was halted twice as supporters lobbed tangerines onto the pitch, highlighting the £42 that away fans were forced to shell out, while some punters in the home end were granted entry for as little as £10.