Celtic AGM date revealed as Parkhead board set for another stormy shareholders showdown

Celtic has officially announced that its Annual General Meeting will take place in person at Parkhead on Tuesday, December 1 at 12 noon. The announcement comes after the previous year's AGM was cut short after roughly 30 minutes due to shareholder unrest. Celtic interim chairman Brian Wilson stated that club chiefs intend for the meeting to run its full course live, though provisions are in place to switch online if disruptions recur.

The upcoming meeting follows a challenging period for the club, including missing Champions League qualification against LASK and domestic defeats to Rangers. Furthermore, Celtic's recently published annual accounts revealed a loss of nearly £5 million and a 22.7 percent drop in revenue, despite winning a domestic double under Martin O'Neill last season.