The Scottish Government have not ruled out the closure of Scottish football after another rule break has come to light in the past 24 hours.
Bolo Bolingoli took an unsanctioned trip to Spain in the last two weeks and did NOT quarantine on his return.
The club had no idea the player had made the trip until AFTER the Kilmarnock draw at the weekend and Neil Lennon is said to be fuming.
After the Aberdeen players breaking strict rules to go out into a bar, clubs were warned, any further rule break could result in the season being halted. They have issued a short statement on the Bolingoli incident and right now, it doesn’t look good.
The Scottish government says it could call a halt to Scottish football after it was revealed Celtic defender Boli Bolingoli flew to Spain without club knowledge and failed to quarantine on his return. pic.twitter.com/ynuRACSFwQ
— Chris McLaughlin (@BBCchrismclaug) August 10, 2020
Most Celtic fans on social media cannot believe Boli’s actions. Every single player has an added responsibility this season, not just for themselves but the health of their fellow teammates and for the good of the game.
Bolingoli has not acted in the correct manner and the club will have no choice but punish the player.
