Celtic captain Callum McGregor continues to cement his legacy as a club legend, having made over 450 appearances and played a pivotal role in the club’s numerous successes, including the nine-in-a-row league titles and the historic quadruple treble. At 31, McGregor’s leadership on and off the pitch is widely admired, and he remains a key figure in driving elite standards at Celtic.
McGregor’s journey with Celtic began in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers under Ronny Deila, where he scored the winner on his senior debut against KR Reykjavik, a moment that remains significant both for him and his family. Reflecting on the occasion, McGregor recalled his parents staying up until 4 a.m. to welcome him home, marking it as a special family moment.
Now preparing to lead Celtic into the Champions League for the third consecutive season, McGregor is eager to create more memorable European nights. His team is set to face Bratislava on Wednesday, aiming to carry their strong domestic form—having won all six matches this season—into the European stage.
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