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Scott Brown 's legacy at the club during the final home game of the season. The Hoops hero is gearing up for his final goodbye at Parkhead as he prepares to join Aberdeen next season as player-coach alongside Dons boss Stephen Glass.

Leigh Griffiths make an emotional return to Hibs this summer. The Celtic striker could become a free agent if the Parkhead side don't activate a one-year extension that would see him remain until 2022.

Aberdeen boss is taking time out after his eight year stint at Pittodrie was brought to an end in March. Arriving from Bristol City, McInnes led the Dons to a League Cup success in 2014 and restored the club as a serious force in Scottish football over the years.

Celtic career and head to Aberdeen at the end of the season.But the departing skipper admits it hurts to think he won’t get the chance to say a proper goodbye to the fans who have worshipped him from the Parkhead slopes for 14 years.Brown is convinced he’s made the right move to join the Stephen Glass revolution as Dons player-coach but it will still ache when the time comes to bid farewell and there will be no one around to see him off.The pandemic has put paid to any hopes of a packed Parkhead any time soon and it’s not the exit the Hoops hero either envisioned or hoped to experience.Brown said: “The sad thing is I won’t get to say my goodbyes in front of 60,000 fans.

Stephen Glass.Brown has spent 14 years being worshipped by Celtic fans – but reviled by rivals.The 35-year-old relishes his villain tag with foes but is hoping his dedication to the cause will have Dons punters on board.Brown said: “It doesn’t matter where you go, you always need to win over the fans. I did that at Hibs and Celtic.

Scottish Cup. A number of fringe players might fancy some much-needed game time while skipper Scott Brown will be desperate for a win with a silver swan song in mind.

Scott Brown's impending arrival at Pittodrie. The right-back has signed on loan for the final five games of the Championship season with Robbie Neilson's table-toppers needing just five points to clinch a return to the top flight at the first time of asking and could yet win a permanent deal in Gorgie beyond the summer.

Scottish Cup campaign under way against Falkirk. After four seasons in which they dominated the domestic scene the Parkhead club have endured a galling comedown this term.

Scott Brown - amidst heavy criticism from his own fans after he publicly backed Aleksandar Tonev over his racial blast at Shay Logan. The Celtic captain has signed a pre-contract to move to the Dons in the summer, as a player coach under new boss Stephen Glass.

Stephen Glass will get the Red Army purring over Aberdeen’s attacking play after watching him entertain Stateside.Former Atlanta United 2 coach Glass will get a crack at Scottish football after being named Dons’ boss, with Celtic captain Scott Brown set to team up with him.Dalglish, a former team-mate of his at Newcastle as well as Hibs, has been pitched in against the 44-year-old as boss and technical director at rivals Miami FC.And he insists suggestions Dons chief Dave Cormack gave Glass the job because he knows him are wide of the mark and disrespectful.The club have made it clear they want more attacking football and to develop their own players, two boxes Dalglish knows their former midfielder will tick.He said: “I have seen the way

Kieran Tierney admits he can't imagine Scott Brown playing anywhere but Celtic Park. However, he insists the switch to Aberdeen will set him on the path to be a top manager.

Celtic, but has a warning for the departing skipper about combining playing with coaching. The veteran midfielder has inked a pre-contract deal with Aberdeen where he'll form part of Stephen Glass' coaching team, as well as carrying on with his playing career.

Celtic, Kieran Tierney and Moussa Dembele, and currently at Leicester City there’s Jamie Vardy and James Maddison.But when it comes down to being mentally tough, there’s one name at the top of Rodgers’ list.Scott Brown.Above all the superstars, Brown’s mentality separates him from the rest, according to the former Parkhead gaffer.And Rodgers believes the out-going Hoops icon will rightly go down as one of the club’s greatest ever captains.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've

Scott Brown could return to Parkhead in the future as Celtic manager. The Hoops captain will leave Parkhead this summer to join Aberdeen as a player-coach under new Dons gaffer Stephen Glass.

Leon Balogun has called on UEFA to take real action to combat racism, as he praised Scott Brown for his 'unbelievable gesture'. Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela is being investigated after Glen Kamara accused the Czech international of calling him a "f*****g monkey".

Scott Brown as much off the pitch as on it. The captain sets the standards at Lennoxtown, with his fierce will to win helping his team to 22 trophies across his 14 year spell.However, his team-mates may welcome the departure of Brown's rigorous fine enforcement.As is standard, the captain is responsible for collecting from players who break the disciplinary code.

Scott Brown’s shoes and felt the discomfort of sizing up the next fit for his veteran career.At the age of 35, a Nine-In-A-Row captain, having just lost ‘the 10’ and with the emotional tug of an offer to stay while his beloved club approached a big transition.So Gough can appreciate Brown agonising over remaining at Celtic to try to win back the title.He also understands why a couple of seasons in England would appeal.And he believes Brown, who turned down Australia two years ago, should certainly not have followed his footsteps to MLS in America.But one of the very last moves Gough felt Brown, so steeped in Celtic through a dominant era, would consider was a direct route to Aberdeen.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your

Scott Brown deserves a statue at Parkhead for his service to the club.Brown will spend the next two seasons as player-coach at Aberdeen, bringing to an end a trophy-laden 14 years in Glasgow’s East End and his midfield partner Christie believes he deserves all the plaudits he’s received this week.The 35-year-old has signed a pre-contract at Pittodrie and will see out the season at Celtic Park.Christie said: “It was obviously rumoured and he was keeping his cards close to his chest.

Aberdeen for a comfortable end to his playing career, as he shared an anecdote that encapsulates the veteran's will to win. The Celtic captain will end his 14 year stint at Parkhead in the summer when he moves north to join Stephen Glass ' Pittodrie revolution.

Scott Brown. The veteran midfielder confirmed this week that he'll leave Parkhead at the end of the season after 14 trophy-laden years.

Scott Brown's impending Celtic exit. The 35-year-old skipper will leave Parkhead after 14 years to take up a player-coach role at Aberdeen alongside new manager Stephen Glass.