Celtic Football Club is introducing a new Head of Supporter Engagement and a fan engagement group, Celtic Connect, to improve communication with supporters and enhance the matchday experience. Celtic Football Club is pleased to share an update on its plans for improved supporter engagement. The club has recognized the need to develop further in this area and aims to work closely with supporters to achieve its shared objectives of continued success. A new role, Head of Supporter Engagement, will drive and manage the club's work in this area, giving renewed focus and attention to the many important issues involved. The club also outlines its proposed structure for a new fan engagement group, Celtic Connect, which will allow input into a range of club matters, delivering a forum for supporters to positively engage with senior club representatives and work collaboratively. The club will also continue to look at ways to improve its matchday experience and ensure that its digital transformation continues at pace to deliver improved, direct communication with supporters. Celtic Interim Chairman Brian Wilson said: 'Football without fans is nothing'. The power to make a difference when united in support of the team was confirmed in dramatic fashion in the closing stages of last season. We made a commitment to improving our approach to supporter engagement and to create a structure through which better two-way communication can be achieved between the Club and the broad base of the support. This will be built on mutual respect and a shared commitment to Celtic's continued success. There is already a lot of good work done in this area, particularly through our Supporter Liaison Officers and regular meetings with long-established supporter groups, which are continuing. We now aim to do more to enhance the breadth and quality of that engagement. Turning this into a positive force for the club, the team and the supporters will require goodwill and hard work, to which we are committed.