The Hoops have announced plans for a major redevelopment of its training centre in the East End of Glasgow.
Celtic have announced that they have applied for planning permission to launch a major redevelopment of its Barrowfield training centre in the East End of Glasgow.
In a club statement, the Hoops say that the site, located near to Celtic Park, is set to complement their established first-team base at Lennoxtown – which was opened in 2007 – once completed.
The Scottish Premiership champions have described the project as a “hugely exciting major redevelopment”, with the plans currently under consideration by Glasgow City Council.
The intended plans feature a brand new training facility, including what would be one of Scotland’s largest indoor football arenas, while a grandstand and refreshment facilities would be built during a further phase.
Ultimately, the new site – which, as well as being available to be used by the first team, particularly in poor weather, would also be utilised by the Celtic Women team and the youth teams – will feature two full sized outdoor grass pitches, two first class artificial pitches, both outdoor and indoor, as well as an outdoor warm up area.
Here is how some of the Bhoys faithful on social media responded to the announcement:
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