Representatives from the Celtic Fans Collective have met with the club’s interim chairman Brian Wilson as talks between supporters and the board continue.

The meeting reportedly took place this week and follows earlier discussions held during the season. It comes at a time when tensions remain high around Celtic Park, with fan protests, ongoing debate about the Green Brigade ban and wider questions about communication from the board.

Both sides are understood to have agreed that dialogue will continue. Further talks are planned in the coming weeks, with a follow-up meeting reportedly part of that process. There is an acceptance that regular contact is needed rather than one-off conversations.

One of the areas set to be discussed again is how supporter engagement works going forward. The idea of a more structured model for communication between the club and fans is expected to form part of the next round of talks. No final decisions have been announced at this stage.

For supporters, the key issue is being heard. Recent matches have shown how quickly frustration can spill into the stands. Atmosphere has become part of the story on matchdays, particularly during European nights.

From the club’s side, there appears to be recognition that lines of communication need to improve. The next meeting will give both parties another chance to set out their positions and look for common ground.

With a busy run of games ahead, including crucial league matches, stability off the pitch can only help the focus on it.

For now, talks are ongoing. The next few weeks should offer a clearer picture of where that dialogue is heading.