ADAM MONTGOMERY was confirmed as a new loan signing for Fleetwood Town on Monday afternoon. Managed by Celtic legend Scott Brown, Montgomery’s move to Fleetwood Town is a good move for all parties. It presents a great opportunity for Montgomery to exhibit his skills and gain invaluable experience, under the stewardship of a Celtic hero.

Adam Montgomery, 20, made a significant contribution to St Johnstone last season during his loan spell. Across competitions, he made 33 appearances, demonstrating his potential as a young footballer. His performances have proven his potential, and a loan move to Fleetwood Town offers an exciting new stage to further his development.

Scott Brown transitioned to full-time management with League One club Fleetwood Town last summer, following his retirement from his playing career with Aberdeen. Brown, who won 10 titles, six Scottish Cups, and six Scottish League Cups with Celtic, opted for Fleetwood Town due to its great potential and facilities.

Broony is known for his strong managerial influences and his commitment to carving a unique path in the dugout. He has drawn from his past experiences with former managers like Neil Lennon, Brendan Rodgers, and Gordon Strachan, whilst also injecting his distinct approach to management.

The loan move could be beneficial for all parties involved. For Montgomery, working under Brown would provide a rich learning experience. This opportunity could be pivotal in his career development as he would be faced with new challenges and it would also be a chance for him to build upon the lessons from his stint at St Johnstone.

For Fleetwood Town, Montgomery’s addition would bolster their squad depth and provide more options on the pitch. His versatility and youthful energy could add a new dimension to the team’s performances as they look to kick on. The experience and exposure he would gain at Fleetwood Town could help him become a more refined player upon his return to Celtic.