The exceptional performance of Celtic has prompted a concerned Brugge player to issue a public warning and grimace, stating, “Try playing in THAT stadium.”

A concerned Brugge player is compelled to issue a public warning and grimace in response to Celtic’s brilliance, stating, Try playing in THAT

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – SEPTEMBER 14: Celtic’s Callum McGregor at full time during a William Hill Premiership match between Celtic and Heart of Midlothian at Celtic Park, on September 14, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Williamson/SNS Group via Getty Images)

stadiumBrugge are on high alert three weeks prior to their European showcase match against Red-Hot Celtic. Maxim De Cuyper, who is valued at £15 million, scarcely had the opportunity to bask in the glory of their historic victory over Aston Villa before he issued a warning regarding the hazards they would encounter at the recently renovated “Fortress Paradise.” Brugge has revitalized their Champions

League campaign, and their victory over Villa has placed them on six points, one point behind Celtic prior to their meeting on November 27. Brugge capitalized on Tyrone Ming’s historic handball error; however, one of their most talented players, who is in close friendship with Arne Engels, is imploring supporters to maintain their composure prior to their match against Celtic. De Cuyper stated,

“We should not advance too far ahead of ourselves.” The possibility of success at Celtic is not difficult to comprehend. However, attempt to perform in that stadium.

We are aware of the specific ambiance that awaits us. It is certain that the process will not be as straightforward as many individuals anticipate.

De Cuyper was ebullient as he disclosed the reason for his departure from Unai Emery’s side. He also stated, “We were aware that we could not be trapped by their tactics.” We maintained our composure throughout the entire match and refrained from attacking their central defenders.