Ange Postecoglou has issued an open letter to Celtic fans, as the club has officially launched its season ticket drive ahead of the next campaign.
The Hoops can clinch the league title with a win this weekend against Hearts at Tynecastle, are looking to cash in on the feel-good factor around the club at the moment, as they look to potentially win the domestic treble for an unprecedented eighth time.
Adult prices for the upcoming 2023/24 season start at £559, whilst the cost for over 65s and kids tickets stand at £363 and £110, respectively.
In a letter to the Hoops support, manager Postecoglou talked about the success of the current season and the part the Hoops faithful play in helping make that possible.
He said: "We have built on last year’s success and while our immediate focus remains on getting the job done this season, preparations are already well underway for the next campaign – and it’s a hugely exciting time for everyone associated with Celtic Football Club.
"I am incredibly proud of what we have already achieved and we can look forward to the challenges that lie ahead with confidence.
"Our strength is our unity. We know that the atmosphere you create at Celtic Park is second to none and please never underestimate how important this is.
"When we’re all in, we can achieve special things together.
"Thank you for all you have given us this year - we hope that we can count on your support at Paradise once again next season."
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