The Celtic Trust has made a final urgent appeal to shareholders, asking for support to ensure its proposed resolutions are heard at this year’s Celtic AGM.
The Trust’s campaign, which has gathered momentum in recent weeks, is centred on two key demands: a full strategic review of the club and a major overhaul of the Celtic board. The group insists its proposals are “reasonable” and designed to bring greater transparency, accountability, and ambition to the club’s long-term planning.
Tensions between supporters and the board have escalated this season following a poor run of results, limited summer investment, and ongoing protests over leadership and direction. The upcoming AGM is now shaping up to be one of the most important in years, with growing calls for meaningful change at the top of the club.
The Trust’s latest statement urges small shareholders to act immediately and help push their resolutions over the line before tomorrow’s noon deadline.
This latest push reflects the mounting frustration among sections of the Celtic support, who believe structural reform is vital to restoring standards both on and off the pitch.
The Trust’s motion calling for a full board refresh, including changes to non-executive directors, represents one of the most direct challenges yet to the club’s leadership.
If successful, the proposals would require the board to deliver a published 3–5-year plan connecting financial performance with football strategy, something many fans have long demanded.
With just hours left before the submission deadline, the Celtic Trust’s appeal highlights growing shareholder unrest and underlines the pressure now facing the hierarchy ahead of what promises to be a stormy AGM.
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