Celtic fans can now gear up for the new season as the club’s latest training wear, manufactured by Adidas, is officially available for purchase.
The sportswear giant continues its partnership with Celtic FC, offering fans an opportunity to don the same professional-grade apparel as their favourite players.
The newly-released range includes a range of training shirts, zip-ups, and jackets.
Fans keen on sporting the training shirt will need to part with £50. This item, designed with Adidas’ signature quality, mirrors the ones worn by Celtic players during their rigorous training sessions.
If you’re after a bit more warmth and versatility, the zip-up is available for £65. Perfect for cooler weather or layering, the zip-up offers comfort and style, bearing the Celtic and Adidas logos.
The Adidas Celtic lightweight jacket is priced at £80. Designed to withstand the challenging Scottish weather, the jacket is a great way to show your allegiance while staying dry.
Tracksuit pants are priced at £55, with a winter jacket setting you back £92 – £160.
The prices are extortionate Celtic and Adidas are ripping the supporters off £50 for a t-shirt, £38 for a pair of shorts that’s daylight robbery, is it any wonder that people have to resort to buying the fake products and the fake products market is booming because of it. I’ve had this out with the club before and their line is that they’re competitively priced, aye right it’s a joke, I’m surprised the merchandise isn’t sold in Harrods the prices are that expensive. They can shove their training gear where the sun don’t shine, they bring out 4 kits a season on top of season ticket prices I’m out over a grand every season before a ball’s kicked as I buy my two grandsons season tickets as well as my own it’s out of order what they’re asking supporters to pay.