“I am extremely proud of the work we accomplished.” Jota’s assessment of Celtic’s exceptional performance in Munich

“I am extremely proud of the work we accomplished.” Jota’s assessment of Celtic’s exceptional performance in Munich The Celtic winger was unwavering in his belief that, despite the heartbreak of our exit, it was a matter of pride for all of us to have faced off against Bayern Munich.

Bayern Munich’s home record is, to put it mildly, shaky, and they do not frequently lose. Certainly, they are as formidable a European force as any on home turf, and when they departed Celtic Park with a 2-1 victory, few believed the Bhoys had a chance in the second leg of our knockout phases play-off. “We consistently succeeded in generating opportunities during the counterattack.”

Nevertheless, our Portuguese Superstar insisted that we had a game plan and executed it flawlessly. “We had a clearly defined strategy.” In the aftermath, he stated, “We were aware that Bayern would have a significantly greater amount of possession; however, we consistently generated opportunities on the counterattack.”

However, they were able to secure the victory with the final play, and we were unable to extend the game into extra time. The regret persists; however, it is imperative to emphasise that the group performed admirably, and I am immensely pleased of our accomplishments.

According to the individual who recently returned from Ligue 1 in order to rekindle his affection for the Hoops, this is merely the inception of a team that has the potential to flourish in the future. He stated,

“This Celtic team is progressing in all aspects and we have a very well-defined philosophy.” Our objective was to participate in the battle for the outcome. We played in a manner that was both aggressive and positive in order to captivate all of the supporters. We achieved this position as a consequence of our quality and diligence, despite Bayern’s victory.