Celtic Issues Urgent Warning to Travelling Fans Ahead of Dinamo Zagreb Clash
Celtic Football Club has issued a warning to its travelling supporters ahead of their Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb tomorrow night. The club has been made aware of several incidents where Celtic fans have been targeted in Zagreb, and as a result, they are urging all supporters to be vigilant.
Brendan Rodgers’ side is looking to secure a win in Croatia to guarantee a play-off place and potentially secure an automatic last-16 slot. However, the club’s priority is the safety of its supporters, and they are working closely with the authorities to ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable experience.
In a statement on the club’s website, Celtic said: “Regrettably, we are aware of a number of incidents where Celtic supporters have been targeted in Zagreb. We are currently looking to liaise with these fans who have been affected and we will offer all the support and assistance we can.”
The club has also issued instructions to fans heading to the stadium, including advice on meeting points, entry procedures, and prohibited items. Fans are being advised to arrive early, use public transport, and avoid wearing Celtic colours.
Celtic has also warned fans that searches will take place on entry to the stadium, and that face coverings are not allowed. The club will have Supporter Liaison Officers, a Disability Access Officer, and Travel Stewards on hand to assist fans.
In addition, the club has advised fans that all flags and banners will be inspected on arrival, and that only flags bearing CSC’s or players’ nationalities will be allowed. Fans without tickets will not be allowed entry into the stadium, and there will be a 30-minute delay after the game before fans are allowed to exit.
The safety of Celtic’s travelling supporters is of paramount importance, and the club is working tirelessly to ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable experience. 67 Hail Hail wishes all the travelling support a safe journey and a great time at the game.
It’s worth noting that Celtic has a strong reputation for having a well-behaved and respectful fan base. However, the club is taking no chances and is working closely with the authorities to ensure that all fans are safe and secure.
The Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb is a highly anticipated match, and Celtic fans are expected to travel in large numbers. However, the club is urging all fans to be aware of their surroundings and to report any incidents to the authorities immediately.
In conclusion, Celtic’s warning to its travelling supporters is a precautionary measure to ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable experience. The club is working closely with the authorities to ensure that all fans are secure, and 67 Hail Hail wishes all the travelling support a safe journey and a great time at the game.