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Celtic captain Callum McGregor admits he would love a crack at defending champions Real Madrid in this seasons Champions League, as he would relish a big ...

It's been a nice little look back to the past. It forces you to look back a little bit and remember some of the things you've done in terms of your journey. "The club came and asked me to do it and it's obviously a nice thing, recognising the career I've had up to now.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor admits he would love a crack at defending champions Real Madrid in this season's Champions League.

It's been a nice little look back to the past. It forces you to look back a little bit and remember some of the things you've done in terms of your journey. "The club came and asked me to do it and it's obviously a nice thing, recognising the career I've had up to now.

WHAT makes a Celtic captain? When Callum McGregor was handed the armband by Ange Postecoglou last summer, succeeding his close friend Scott Brown,…

“It’s given us the chance to work properly in training and get some good tactical work in. “I think we have more gears to come. “I think you can see the work coming off on the pitch. “That’s all you can hope to do in football. After his maiden season ended with him hoisting the Premiership trophy aloft, it is fair to say he has shouldered that burden in fine style. Showing leadership is a given, both through communication and by example.

CALLUM MCGREGOR says that recent transfer speculation surrounding some of Celtic's key players hasn't unsettled the squad in the slightest, and…

“It’s a good place to be. Until something concrete happens it’s not unsettling in the slightest. Everyone is super close and we’re all working hard together.