A Celtic hero has claimed that an iconic teammate rebuffed Newcastle United, while an ex-Fulham man has elaborated on Rangers’ offer.

Charlie Mulgrew has characterized Scott Brown, a former Celtic teammate, as one of the most underrated footballers he has encountered in his

career. He asserts that his technical prowess was frequently disregarded as a result of the difficult persona he was perceived to possess off the field. Brown made a total of 407 league appearances for the Hoops during his 14-year tenure at Celtic, during which time he won 10 Premiership titles between 2007 and 2021. The midfielder, who was known for his aggressive style of play, tireless work ethic, and occasionally his ability to antagonize his opponents, was a difficult tackler.

Nevertheless, Mulgrew is of the opinion that Brown’s game was significantly more complex than he was given credit for, and he also asserts that he was a very composed and unhurried individual outside of the football field.”That is simply how he prepares himself for the game and puts himself in the right mindset to achieve his best.” “Nevertheless, as an individual, he converses in a relaxed manner and is not at all aggressive.” Mulgrew is a fervent admirer of Brown’s footballing abilities and maintains that he would have been more than capable of flourishing in the English Premier League had he elected to pursue that career. He clarified that Newcastle United was interested in Brown at the time, but he preferred to remain loyal to Celtic.”Well, I believe he had the opportunity to transfer to Newcastle at some point. I am uncertain of the specifics, but he was content at Celtic.” “He cherished his time playing for Celtic.” In all honesty, the decision to play for Celtic is a difficult one, as the English Premiership is exceptional. However, Celtic offers the Champions League, and it is a significant club. I would imagine that it is a difficult one for many individuals to make. The former Fulham player has disclosed that he declined the opportunity to play for Steven Gerrard at Rangers.