Former Celtic title winner opens up on ‘uncomfortable’ spell at Parkhead.Former Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel admits that the turmoil which nearly consumed the club last season was “uncomfortable” for the players, but believes they deserve huge praise for the remarkable turnaround in mood at Parkhead.Schmeichel, 39, brought down the curtain on his hugely successful career after two years with Celtic last season, but was a regular in the Celtic starting XI that diced with death throughout the campaign before a shoulder injury ended his campaign – and his career – prematurely in February.Featuring in 39 games across all competitions in the 2025/26 season, the Danish stopper had a front-row seat to how the outside chaos affected his teammates, with the Champions League qualifying exit to Kairat Almaty, a severe board-versus-fan civil war and constant changing of managers threatening to knock them off their perch, before veteran boss Martin O’Neill galvanised them and secured a domestic double.Schmeichel celebrates last season’s title win with fellow goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo…
