Aiden McGeady has defended Callum McGregor after the Celtic captain has come under criticism for his performances this season. The Hoops endured a tough week of results, losing three on the spin across the League Cup, Europa League and Scottish…

Former Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has defended club captain Callum McGregor following criticism after Celtic endured three consecutive defeats across the League Cup, Europa League, and Scottish Premiership. Speaking on the Go Radio Football Show following Celtic's 1-0 defeat to Rangers, McGeady disputed claims that the 33-year-old midfielder's legs have gone, though he noted McGregor is dropping too deep and lacking his usual impact.
McGeady argued that Celtic's primary issue lies in midfield isolation rather than defense. He stated that manager Martin O'Neill's system needs a dedicated partner alongside McGregor, questioning why Celtic have not signed another defensive midfielder over the past four seasons to provide competition.
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