Origins of the notable Celtic Football Club can be traced back to a wintery night on the 6th of November, 1887. The heart of the Bhoys beats strong across the green expanses of Celtic Park, an exquisite setting for their endeavours in Scotland.
Numbers serve a paramount purpose in football, and those of Celtic reflect their image aptly. The members, the embodiment of Celtic spirit, add up to 34, each possessing skills as young and sprightly as an average age of 25. The market value of these lads, a testament to their combined prowess and potential, teeters around the £114m mark, as per Transfermarkt.
They are not the sort to shy away from challenges, these Celts. In the present season alone, they have galloped across four different battlegrounds. Gaining the coveted 1st place in the Premiership serves as a testimony to their calibre. A commendable journey to the quarter-finals of the League Cup displays their perseverance. Even in the stage that demands substantial mettle, the Champions League Qualifiers, they fought till the very playoffs. The Europa League witnessed their essence in the league phase this year.
