35-year-old FC Bayern Munich Forward Thomas Muller delivers a strong warning to Bayern Munich teammates ahead of their UEFA Champions League match against Celtic F.C. today

This week, Celtic knows it will be tough when they play Bayern Munich at Parkhead.

The big teams from the Bundesliga are in Glasgow for the knockout playoff match. They know that they need to do well there so they can play well in the second game next week at the Allianz Arena.

The club won their appeal against Daizen Maeda’s ban for the first game of the playoff, so Brendan Rodgers can use the Japanese star.

Kasper Schmeichel and Cameron Carter-Vickers should both be able to play again after being hurt, but Celts should really benefit from having a 12th player.

During the buildup, that is definitely what the opponents are watching out for.

What Thomas Muller says about Celtic Park

Thomas Muller told Bayern’s players to show up for this game and make sure they are ready for the heat with all the Hoops fans around them.

The German player also told his team not to get too comfortable in Glasgow, because that could be their end if they don’t respect Rodgers’ players in front of a huge crowd of their own fans.

“The mood here is great; this will be a real highlight.”

“After that, we would play either Leverkusen or Atlético Madrid.”

“Get your beer cold, because February is going to be a great month for football.”

The stars of Bayern Munich are excited about their match against Celtic.

Recently, both Harry Kane and Vincent Kompany talked about how loud the Celtic fans are inside the stadium. Joshua Kimmich told his teammates to get ready for a stew of noise.

Muller had already said what he thought about making his first appearance at Celtic Park after watching the game from the stands.

But the 35-year-old is expected to play this time, and he recently said he and his friends were ready to “rock it” at Parkhead.

But the Hoops are ready for a fight; in their last two games, they’ve scored 11 goals.

That should give them a boost in the Champions League.

Muller said, “Anyone who thinks the Scots are weak has never seen them play at Celtic Park.”