As Celtic gear up for their penultimate pre-season match against Wolves, fans are flocking to the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
This encounter represents the biggest test of Celtic’s pre-season preparations yet.
The match was originally scheduled to be held in South Korea, but both clubs decided to pull out, leading to a change in venue. Despite the change in location, the significance of the match remains. It offers Celtic a valuable opportunity to fine-tune their tactics and assess their squad ahead of the new season.
It also allows Celtic fans in Ireland the opportunity to watch the Hoops in action.
Rodgers has fielded a strong team against Wolves.
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Maik Nawrocki misses the match through injury, but South Korean duo Yang and Kwon both travelled for the match.
Carl Starfelt isn’t in the squad as rumours about his Celtic future have emerged.
This match against Wolves will serve as a crucial litmus test for Celtic, providing valuable insights into the team’s readiness for the upcoming season. With the first match of the new season against Ross County just a week away, Rodgers and his players will be keen to put in a strong performance and build momentum ahead of the new campaign.
