‘After Sarajevo I believe in “once you’re a Celt you’re always a Celt,’ Albania’s President Ilir Meta

ALBANIA’S PRESIDENT Ilir Meta has posted a message to the ‘extraordinary Celtic fans around the World’ this morning to follow up from his sing-along with a bunch of Celtic fans in the Bosnian capital on Tuesday.

“Good Morning! This photo is dedicated to the extraordinary Celtic fans around the World. This shirt is a gift from my friend Rudi Vata. After the meeting in Sarajevo I believe in: “once you’re a Celt you’re always a Celt…Hail Hail” ILir Meta wrote.

Before Celtic’s 3-1 win in Sarajevo Ilir Meta got into the party mood with these Celtic fans and the sing song they enjoyed together included one song in favour of Celtic’s favourite son of Albania, Rudi Vata.

The President of Albania even posted a video of the bold Rudi smashing in a free kick against the old Rangers.

Here he is enjoying  his sing sing with the European away-day Bhoys…

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