Celtic have been quiet in the close season after sealing a Double at the end of May. The Scottish Champions will be working away in the background while supporters concern themselves with transfer signings and games in Germany. The club shared an update on the stunning new development at Barrowfield, which will house the youth teams and women’s team.
In a social media post on Friday, the club’s post was far from subtle after reports yesterday confirmed city rivals, Rangers, would be required to start the season away from Ibrox.
The Champions Forge ahead 🏆
Work progresses at pace at #CelticFC's new East End Training Centre 🍀 pic.twitter.com/UmJOTFoqnz
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) June 21, 2024
Even the comment ‘The Champions Forge Ahead’, is an obvious dig at the Ibrox side as Celtic continue to get their construction work completed.
Rangers will be forced from Ibrox until at least September due to the lack of progress being made with their Copeland Rd refurbishments. There have been further concerns raised by Rangers fans on social media that it may be an even longer delay.