Celtic Park was buzzing with emotion and nostalgia as the club finally ended one of the longest-running debates in Scottish football history — who is the greatest Celtic hero of the modern era. After years of fan discussions, media polls, and pub arguments, Celtic FC officially revealed their verdict in a special ceremony held at Paradise last night.
The event, attended by club legends, current players, and thousands of fans, saw the final decision made between two of the most iconic figures ever to wear the green and white hoops. Both men shaped Celtic’s history in their own ways — one remembered for his leadership, the other for his unmatched goal-scoring magic.
In a stunning announcement that drew cheers, tears, and applause, the club named the true greatest — a player whose influence extended far beyond the pitch, inspiring generations of fans and leaving a mark on European football. The decision was said to be based on “impact, legacy, and love for the club,” according to Celtic’s board.
Fans flooded social media moments later, with thousands expressing pride and nostalgia. “He’s not just a legend, he’s Celtic’s soul,” wrote one supporter, while another added, “Finally justice for the man who gave everything for the badge.”
Manager Brendan Rodgers also paid tribute, saying the chosen hero represents “everything Celtic stands for — passion, class, and unwavering belief.”
As the banners waved and chants filled the Glasgow air, it became clear this wasn’t just about naming the greatest — it was about celebrating the heart of Celtic’s history, the bond between club and community, and the enduring spirit that makes Celtic more than just a football team.