Returning star Kieran Tierney took the spotlight in Celtic’s season ticket renewal campaign as the Hoops celebrated the defender’s homecoming.
The Parkhead club revealed pricing for supporters to reserve their seats for the upcoming season as the Scottish champions pursue title No.56.
Brendan Rodgers is on the cusp of guiding the Glasgow powerhouse to a world-record-extending ninth domestic Treble, with Celtic aiming for a fifth consecutive title and another complete sweep in 2025/26.
Celtic have already launched their summer transfer efforts by securing a pre-contract agreement with fan favorite Tierney from Arsenal—six years after transferring the academy product for £25million.
Chairman Peter Lawwell disclosed Tierney’s return when the club published their interim financial results in February, though an official social media confirmation is still pending.
Now, as part of the club’s renewal initiative, the Hoops gave a subtle nod to Tierney’s forthcoming return in a promotional video featuring Line of Duty actor Martin Compston.
In a scene where a jersey is being customized in the club shop, Tierney’s name discreetly appears on the back of the shirt.

The Scotland defender was also highlighted on the club’s website, as the renewal letter stated: “There are moments in football when your heart is filled with anticipation.
“When the future is unwritten and full of promise. That moment is now. We’re back, for the future.
“The future is bright for Celtic Football Club, and we look forward to you joining us as we write the next chapter in the club’s history.
“Season Ticket holders are the heartbeat of the club, so make sure you come back next season for the unmissable moments, for the cause, for the victories and for the legends.
“Come back for the world-famous atmosphere, for the friends you’ve made along the way and for the memories yet to be created.
“Come back for the future – to witness the games that will be etched into history, to see icons as they’re made and to guarantee your bragging rights: ‘I was there.’
“Jota is back, slotting into his place on the wing as if he was never gone.
“Kieran Tierney will be back this summer, a home-grown talent who is Celtic through and through.
“Will you join them?”
It remains uncertain whether Tierney will wear his iconic No.63 jersey next season.
However, he could return to his childhood club as a Champions League winner, with PSG standing in Arsenal’s path to the final.