On a sunny Tuesday afternoon in Glasgow, several Celtic players took the opportunity to unwind and enjoy some leisure time. Stars like Reo Hatate, Daizen Maeda, Tomoki Iwata, Yuki Kobayashi, and the prolific Kyogo were all seen practising their swings at the popular Top Golf complex near Rutherglen.
Top Golf has become a preferred relaxation spot for the squad. The players often take to this venue during their downtime, sharing camaraderie and fostering team spirit outside the confines of the football pitch.
The players, however, have been balancing leisure with hard work. Their focus is firmly on the crucial showdown at Tynecastle against Hearts this coming Sunday. A victory here would seal their second consecutive Scottish Premiership title, a testament to their resilience and consistency this term.
Four out of the five Japanese stars who were seen at Top Golf are poised to start this decisive match. Kobayashi is expected to fill in for the injured Carter-Vickers. Iwata, who has been instrumental this season in altering the course of games and settling things down, is likely to make an appearance from the bench.
Amidst the relaxation and golf swings, the determination and focus of these players remain unswerving. The Celtic squad knows what’s at stake at Tynecastle, and they are ready to seize the moment. The blend of relaxation and intense preparation is a testament to the balanced approach the team has taken under the stewardship of Ange Postecoglou. As we look forward to Sunday, the anticipation among the Celtic faithful continues to build.
Whos this at topgolf….the japanese bhoys pic.twitter.com/Dwu9xHs5rr
— Daniele Fabrizio (@DKato79) May 2, 2023
Meanwhile, it appears that Celtic fans are in for a treat, with the Hoops set to receive a massive 40,000 tickets for the upcoming Scottish cup final against Inverness Caley Thistle.
In contrast, Inverness, who took around 8,000 fans to the semi-final against Falkirk, will be offered up to 10,000 tickets. This allocation highlights the unwavering support of the Celtic faithful, who have consistently sold out their quota at Hampden.
With Celtic supporters making up the majority of the crowd, the atmosphere promises to be electric, creating a home-away-from-home vibe for our Bhoys as they seek another trophy.
