5 major Celtic Park upgrades as home of the champions gets makeover

In recent months, the wealthy Lakers have made improvements to a number of elements of their stadium.

Brendan Rodgers eventually acquired the players he desired, but not before Celtic spent a fortune in the summer transfer window.
But the Hoops administration has also been heavily investing in other initiatives and stadium infrastructure renovations. Reportedly, the Scottish champions invested millions on a state-of-the-art refurbishment of their Barrowfield Training Centre, situated in the heart of Glasgow’s East End.The multi-million dollar structure, which is scheduled for completion in November 2024, will house the club’s boys’ and girls’ academies and act as the new training base for the Celtic FC Women’s First Team. Renovations have also been made to the Double-winners’ Lennoxtown training centre, which now includes a new medical/treatment complex.

Celtic also commissioned a global fan survey earlier this year, soliciting feedback from supporters on a wide range of topics, including food and the possibility of a new standing section. And the Glasgow giants began work over the summer to renovate their famous stadium into a more modern arena worthy of the club’s European stature.Director’s box

While the Green Brigade makes all the ruckus in the North Curve standing section, the prawn sandwich brigade’s bottoms will be kept warm with comfortable new executive chairs erected this summer. The director’s box in the main stand, which provides the greatest views of the stadium, now features brand new black leather chairs for the club’s hierarchy and VIP guests to enjoy.

Away fans

Celtic altered some of its surrounds to facilitate the return of Rangers fans after an Old Firm away lock-out. The Hoops applied to Glasgow City Council in February for planning approval for a number of changes, including the installation of security gates and fencing, as well as new access steps. These projects have now been finished.

Dressing room

Celtic just painted their home dressing room. The amazing setup replaces the old wooden lockers with a new modern white design and cushioned green seats. The walls have also been covered with new slogans designed to stimulate players, like “world class basics” and “pride in the badge,” along with green and white LED lights..

ccessible seating

Celtic Stadium offers accessible spectator facilities, including the magnificent Lions’ View Sensory Room, which Football Scotland visited in 2022. However, wheelchair users and partially sighted spectators in the North and South stands now have specific sections to enjoy the entire matchday experience.

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