Celtic defeated Inverness by three goals to one on Saturday evening to secure the eighth treble in the club’s history.
The Bhoys were dominative throughout the ninety minutes as goals from Kyogo, Jota and Liel Abada helped secure victory.
It was a win which broke a world record and after the game, Greg Taylor touched on this.
Celtic’s Greg Taylor and Carl Starfelt in action Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s Nathan Shaw Action Images via Reuters/Russell Cheyne
The left back said (Viaplay):
“History makers so a really historic day.
“A lot of hard work goes into this and we really can’t take it for granted.
“A lot of people in their careers don’t get to win one trophy so to win three in a season is so special and I wouldn’t rather do with anyone else than that group of boys.”
In the 2022/23 campaign, Taylor has been at the top of his game.
The Scot has made the left back spot his own over the past few seasons and in this one, has been a standout.
Going forward, he will want to keep up those levels of consistency and ensure the left back spot is his for years to come.
