In a moment that has electrified Celtic fans, Kieran Tierney and Ross Doohan have officially returned to Celtic Park, marking a powerful double comeback for the reigning Scottish Premiership champions.
Tierney, the academy graduate and former fan favourite, rejoins after successful spells with Arsenal and Real Sociedad. The 27-year-old left-back brings top-level experience and leadership as Brendan Rodgers eyes domestic dominance and a deeper European run. His return has been met with jubilation, as supporters welcome back one of their own to the club where he made his name.
Joining him is goalkeeper Ross Doohan, who also comes back after sharpening his skills during various loan spells and recent permanent stints, most notably at Aberdeen. Doohan adds strength in depth to the goalkeeping department and is seen as a reliable option for Rodgers moving forward.
The image of both players proudly standing in their Celtic kits at Paradise symbolizes not only a homecoming but also Celtic’s ambition to blend experienced returnees with fresh talent as they aim to stay ahead of the pack in Scottish football.
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