In the hallowed annals of Scottish football history, the name Celtic Football Club stands with an air of indomitable stature. The Glasgow-based football institution was established on the 6th of November, 1887, as per the calendar. The pulsating heart of the club, Celtic Park, has been its fortress, a venue dreaded by its opponents and adored by its followers alike.
The prowess of Celtic's playing brigade is estimated, according to Transfermarkt, to be around a whopping £109 million, a testament to their high calibre and skill levels.
With a footballing army of 34 players at their disposal, Celtic are far from being short on troops. The average age of these players clocks in at a youthful 25, hinting at a blend of exuberance and potential that runs in the veins of the team.
This season sees the Celtic brigade march in three separate competitions, showing their unyielding spirit and their thirst for success. The club stands tall at the top spot in the Premiership. They have also made their way into the finals of the prestigious Scottish Cup. In the realm of European football, they have fought their way into the knockout play-offs of the Champions League, a competition that beckons the elite of world football.
