Former Celtic midfielder Aaron Mooy is clearly loving life post-retirement. The 33-year-old announced in the summer that he would be retiring from the game and his wife shared a heartwarming post about what it would mean for them and their young family. Now, having returned to Australia, Mooy was living the high life.
In a picture uploaded on Instagram, Mooy can be seen in the swimming pool of his Australian home enjoying the spring sunshine.
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Mooy spent a wildly successful season, having been signed as a free agent by Ange Postecoglou in the summer of 2022. In 42 appearances, Mooy scored 7 times and assisted on 11 occasions as Celtic swept to a Treble last season.
It is rumored that a back injury played a part in the decision of Mooy to call it a day. Best of luck to Aaron as he enjoys his retirement.
Come and join The Celtic Star live at the Kerrydale Suite at Celtic Park during the International break…
John Hartson will be just one of many special guests at a huge and unique Celtic Star event to be held in the Kerrydale Suite at Celtic Park on Thursday, 19 October 2023. Tables for 10 at £180 or individual tickets priced just £20 for this special evening can be purchased now via Celtic Star Books.
Meanwhile here’s Matt Corr talking about his latest Celtic Star book on The Celtic Exchange Podcast…
Majic, Stan and the King of Japan is out in Friday 20 October and is available to order now HERE.
The Celtic Star presents a night with John Hartson and Stephen McManus at the Kerrydale on Thursday 19 October…
Join The Celtic Star at the Kerrydale on Thursday 19 October when we celebrate the launch of Matt Corr’s new book Majic, Stan and the King of Japan which tells the story of Gordon Strachan’s first season as Celtic manager. We’ll have the trophies that the Celtic team won that season plus well delighted welcome our special guests John Hartson and Stephen McManus, both stars of that Celtic team.
And we have other guests to be announced later this week plus there’s live music from the wonderful Boolavogue. Tickets are selling fast for what is sure to be a wonderful night of Celtic conversation and music and you can order below…
Respectfully, I don’t really give him a second thought. Sure, he did a good job with us for the ten minutes he was with us, but that about sums it up for me. Having him was similar to having a short time loan player. He did a job for sure, but if we’re being honest, we’d have won the treble without him too.
I wish him well for sure, but he won’t exactly go down as a great or a legend or anything in those categories.