When Scott Brown left Celtic in 2021, he left a massive void because of his character and the fact that he was the captain of…

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton admitted to Scott Brown that Callum McGregor proved him wrong after he initially doubted whether the midfielder possessed the necessary physicality to succeed at the club. Sutton highlighted McGregor's exceptional football brain and remarkable career since his early loan spell at Notts County, while former captain Brown praised McGregor's relentless professionalism, routine, and dedication in the gym to prepare for top-level opposition.
The article notes that despite facing criticism in recent seasons at the age of 33, McGregor remains an influential figure behind the scenes, as echoed by teammates including Kieran Tierney. Over his Celtic career, McGregor has made 589 appearances, scoring 78 goals, providing 84 assists, and winning 26 trophies.
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