Celtic’s captain, Callum McGregor, recently shared his thoughts on the Bhoys’ participation in the new Champions League format this season and their aspirations to leave a mark.

Instead of the usual format, Celtic will face the challenge of four home games and four away matches against unfamiliar opponents in the upcoming tournament. They will play against two teams from each pot they are not placed in, as well as one team from their designated seeding group.

67 Hail Hail will provide extensive coverage of the Champions League draw, set to take place next Thursday afternoon.

In the previous season, Celtic finished their group stage with four points alongside Atletico Madrid, Lazio, and Feyenoord. Despite exiting the competition, they managed to secure their first home victory in over a decade by defeating Feyenoord in their final match.

During his media briefing before the Bhoys’ match against St Mirren, McGregor highlighted a crucial moment that he believes can inspire the team in the revamped tournament.

McGregor emphasized that the victory over Feyenoord could serve as a motivating factor for Celtic in their upcoming Champions League campaign. He expressed optimism about the new format, indicating that the team is ready to face opponents at their level.

As the deadline for transfers approaches, Celtic fans are eager to see reinforcements in key positions to strengthen the squad for European challenges. Despite a strong start to the season, additional quality is necessary to manage both domestic and European fixtures effectively.

As Brendan Rodgers acknowledges the fans’ frustrations, there is still time for the club to provide him with the necessary resources for further success. The question remains – will Celtic secure the reinforcements needed for a successful Champions League campaign? Stay tuned for updates.