KIERAN TIERNEY, Brendan Rodgers and Scott Sinclair have paid tribute to outgoing Celtic captain Scott Brown.
Brow, 35, played his last game for Celtic today away to Hibernian, where he started his career.
Brown’s imminent transfer to Aberdeen will end a 14-year spell with Celtic, in which he has won 22 trophies and led his side to Nine-in-a-Row and a Quadruple Treble.
🏅 Hibs captain David Gray presents our Captain, Leader, Legend with a gift on his final #CelticFC appearance 💚 @HibernianFC 🤝 @ScottBrown8 #ThankYouBroony 🍀 pic.twitter.com/5OXYf0ZNoo
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) May 15, 2021
Tierney said it had been an “honour” to play with Brown and to call him “a friend for life”.
Current Leicester City boss Rodgers said Brown was “absolutely amazing” for him throughout his tenure in Glasgow.
Sinclair, who was part of Celtic’s Invincibles side of 2016/17, said it was a “pleasure” to make history with Brown.
🟢⚪ As @ScottBrown8's illustrious #CelticFC career comes to an end today, teammates and friends, pay a touching tribute to the Hoops legend. \o/ #ThankYouBroony 🍀💚 pic.twitter.com/5AiJpRK5dw
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) May 15, 2021
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