Celtic skipper Callum McGregor has delivered an emphatic update on his future with the club, stating 'I'll be here', after a disappointing 5-1 loss to LASK. The team, currently standing 1st in Premiership with 6 points from 2 games, having scored 6 goals and conceded 1, is looking to bounce back from the defeat.
What happened in the game against LASK?
The game, played in Linz, saw Celtic take an early lead with Callum McGregor opening the scoring, but they ultimately ended up losing 5-1. The team had a makeshift defence, with Anthony Ralston, Dane Murray, Auston Trusty, and Liam Scales playing in the defence, and Liam Scales playing at left-back.
The current state of the team
Celtic spent around £30million on four new players and are chasing at least four new signings, with Arne Engels needing to be replaced. The team's injury-prone players, such as Kieran Tierney, are a concern, and the loss to LASK has raised questions about the team's defence.
The road ahead for Celtic
As reported by the Daily Record Football, Celtic will play in the Europa League after being knocked out of the Champions League. The team is looking to regroup and prepare for their next fixture against Falkirk, currently 10th in the table, on 2026-08-29. With their current league standing, Celtic is in a good position, and fans can check the team's upcoming games on our fixtures page.
The impact of the loss on the team's morale
Callum McGregor said: "At this moment it’s anger" after the loss to LASK. The team's morale has taken a hit, but they are looking to bounce back and make a strong comeback in the Europa League. Fans can check the team's current squad on our squad page and stay updated on their stats on our stats page. The loss to LASK has been a setback for Celtic, but with their current league standing and upcoming fixtures, the team is looking to make a strong comeback. As they prepare for their next game against Falkirk, fans can check the team's standings on our standings page and stay updated on any injuries on our injuries page.
