Ange Postecoglou reveals Celtic legacy dream as he targets Euro memories to last a lifetime

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18.08.2021 - 00:41

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Celtic ’s European traditions and make magic memories which last long after he has left. The Aussie boss leads his troops into Wednesday night's crunch against AZ Alkmaar aware of the importance of impressing on the continent.Postecoglou was unable to negotiate the Champions League qualifiers, but victory over the Dutch in two legs will propel the club into the group stage of the Europa League.

The gaffer feels it’s vital to make an impact abroad and explained: “Long after I’m gone, hopefully, I have made an impact at this fantastic football club.

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