The Celtic Fans Collective has confirmed that a proposal for its future structure has now been sent to existing member groups.
The update was posted on X, with the Collective saying the proposal is built around creating a “sustainable, democratic and transparent structure” for the organisation.
It comes after a period where the group has become a more visible voice among the Celtic support, particularly around issues such as fan engagement, board accountability and the running of the club. The latest move is focused inward, with member organisations now being asked to review how the Collective should be shaped going forward.
In its statement, the Celtic Fans Collective said: “A proposal outlining a new sustainable, democratic and transparent structure for the Celtic Fans Collective has now been sent to all existing members.
“We would kindly ask all signatories to review the proposal and respond by Sunday. If you’re a member organisation and haven’t received it, please check your spam/junk folder first. If it’s still missing, please get in touch with us – celticfanscollective@gmail.com”
If you’re a member organisation and haven’t received it, please check your spam/junk folder first. If it’s still missing, please get in touch with us – celticfanscollective@gmail.com
— Celtic Fans Collective (@CFC_Collective) June 29, 2026
The statement suggests the Collective is now trying to put a clearer framework around its work. That matters because any supporter-led group trying to speak on wider club issues needs more than reaction from week to week. It needs a process, a structure, and a way for members to have their say.
For Celtic fans, the key part is the mention of democracy and transparency. Those have been central themes in many of the Collective’s public messages about the club, so it makes sense that the same standards are being applied to its own set-up.
The deadline for responses means member groups are being asked to move quickly. Once that feedback is in, the next step will be whether the proposal is accepted, changed, or opened up for wider discussion among those involved.
The update shows the group is looking beyond short-term statements and trying to build a more formal base for how it operates.
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