Celtic’s global reach means support stretches far beyond football. From world champions to actors and musicians, the club’s identity is everywhere in 2026.
We know that popular figures like Snoop Dogg and Rod Stewart support the Hoops while there are plenty of professional footballers that dreamed of playing for Celtic.
Wayne Rooney and John McGinn are among some to wish they had the chance to wear the green and white but in the meantime, 67 Hail Hail has found 10 lesser-known stars that love the Bhoys as much as me and you.
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John Higgins
John HigginsFour-time world snooker champion John Higgins is a lifelong Celtic supporter.
Higgins has spoken out about the Hoops regularly in interviews and has never been afraid to show his love to the club.
He grew up football-mad in Lanarkshire and admitted, “Like any wee boy… I love football,” reflecting a childhood shaped by the game and his allegiance to Celtic.
Gerard Butler
Hollywood actor Gerard Butler has frequently spoken about his Scottish roots and connection to Celtic culture.
Raised in Paisley, his background places him firmly within the club’s traditional support base and he once described playing in a game at Celtic Park as “probably the highlight of my career”.
Paolo Nutini
Singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini has been pictured in Celtic colours and is known to follow the club.
His Paisley upbringing again links closely to a strong Celtic-supporting community.
Peter Capaldi
Former Doctor Who actor Peter Capaldi has openly referenced his Celtic support in interviews and media appearances.
He has previously spoken about attending matches in his younger days.
Lewis Capaldi
Global music star Lewis Capaldi has repeatedly referenced Celtic in interviews and on social media.
His humour often includes nods to Scottish football culture and his allegiance.
Frankie Boyle
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Comedian Frankie Boyle is a well-known Celtic supporter and regularly references the club in his stand-up.
His support is rooted in Glasgow upbringing and identity.
Charlie Cox
The Daredevil actor has previously been linked to Celtic through family connections.
He has been spotted engaging with Scottish football culture and Celtic-related discussions.
Brian McFadden
Former Westlife singer Brian McFadden has long expressed admiration for Celtic.
As an Irishman, his connection reflects the historic bond between Ireland and the club, saying: “The history, the tradition, and the culture of this club are deeply ingrained in me.”
James McAvoy
Actor James McAvoy, born in Glasgow, has been associated with Celtic through his upbringing.
He has spoken about growing up around football culture in the city.
Annie Lennox
Music legend Annie Lennox has ties to Celtic through Scottish heritage and public appearances connected to the club.
Her support reflects the club’s cultural reach beyond football.
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