The secret hidden reason behind the 23-year-old midfielder Matt O’Riley goal celeberation gesture has been revealed after Aberdeen vs Celtic FC win in the Scottish Cup Semi-finals match

Matt O’Riley, a Danish midfielder, celebrated Celtic’s third goal by paying tribute to a teammate who was unable to play due to an injury. The reason for his celebration was discovered, and it was revealed that O’Riley was celebrating in honor of one of his teammates.

Following O’Riley’s goal that put Celtic ahead in extra time, the Dane paid respect to Daizen Maeda, who was unable to play due to an injury.

Following O’Riley’s goal that put Celtic ahead in extra time, the Dane paid respect to Daizen Maeda, who was unable to play due to an injury.

In the past, Brendan Rodgers has expressed uncertainty regarding whether or not the Japanese international will return to play again before the season comes to a close.

Not only does O’Riley’s gesture add another touch of quality to the basketball midfielder’s performance, but it also demonstrates not only the tight bond that exists between players but also the empathy that they have for one another when they are unable to play due to injury.

In the event that Maeda does not return for this season, his absence will have a significant impact.

That being said, the fact that O’Riley made a gesture for Maeda, who was present in the audience, as he was celebrating is an incredible moment that every Celtic fan should be able to experience.