Celtic have officially opened applications for their new Celtic Connect supporter forum after making a number of changes to the original plans following consultation with fans. The club announced on Monday evening that supporters can now apply for a place…

Celtic has announced the launch of Celtic Connect, confirming five adjustments to its new supporter engagement group following fan consultation. Applications opened on Monday and will close on November 23. Key changes include expanding supporter representatives from nine to 11, removing stand-specific requirements, reserving a place for regular non-season-ticket holders, increasing annual meetings to four, and creating a staggered membership structure.
The group will serve as a consultative body featuring senior club figures such as the Chief Executive, Chief Financial Officer, and a board member. Topics for discussion will include stadium development, matchday experiences, club heritage, and wider objectives, with meeting minutes set to be published publicly.
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