Tom Rogic, the former Celtic midfielder, has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 30 to focus on his growing family. Rogic, who left Celtic for West Bromwich Albion last summer, has decided to step away from the game after a challenging year and the exciting news that he and his wife are expecting twins in 2024.
In his emotional farewell, Rogic paid tribute to Celtic, where he spent the majority of his career and made a significant impact. He is fondly remembered by the club’s supporters for his crucial goals in big matches, including the goal that secured Celtic’s Invincible Treble against Aberdeen in 2017. Rogic expressed his gratitude for the opportunities he had during his time at Celtic, where he won numerous trophies, played in front of 60,000 fans each week, and represented the club in European competitions.
Rogic also reflected on the struggles he and his wife faced with fertility treatment, making the news of their expanding family all the more meaningful. With twins on the way and a 2-year-old at home, Rogic feels that now is the right time to focus on his family.
In his statement, Rogic thanked his former teammates, managers, and everyone who supported him throughout his career, including key figures at Celtic like Peter Lawwell and Dermot Desmond, who played a crucial role in helping him and his wife during their fertility journey. Rogic also expressed his appreciation for the fans who stood by him during his time in football.
As he looks forward to the next chapter of his life, Rogic will be remembered as a Celtic legend, leaving behind a legacy of memorable moments and contributions to the club’s success.
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