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Auston Trusty delivers brilliant simple Instagram message as Celtic lord cup glory over Rangers

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The Celtic celebrations roll on after their thrilling Premier Sports Cup victory over Rangers last weekend at Hampden.

With fallout set to dominate the headlines this week, Brendan Rodgers and company won’t be too concerned by external noise after inflicting yet another painful defeat on their rivals.

While experienced campaigners like Callum McGregor and James Forrest added another medal each to their respective collections, four players claimed their first Celtic trophy in Auston Trusty, Arne Engels, Kasper Schmeichel and Alex Valle.

Celtic v Rangers - Premier Sports Cup Final
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In a dramatic six-goal encounter at the national stadium, many others could’ve lost their collective mental focus with so much at stake.

Nevertheless, the Bhoys held firm to convert each of their five penalties as Celtic overcame Rangers to get their hands on the prize for the 22nd time in their history.

Their trip to face Dundee United may soon be on the agenda, but before that takes precedence, Auston Trusty has reacted to the triumph on social media.

Auston Trusty takes to Instagram after Celtic’s cup final victory

Taking to Instagram, Trusty shared a selection of snaps from Celtic’s cup-winning afternoon against Rangers that has put them on course for another successful campaign.

Accompanying his pictures, the United States international wrote a simple yet efficient message, which read ‘CHAMPIONS’ with a trophy emoji and a green heart emoji attached.

Intriguingly, this is the first trophy that Trusty has got his hands on at club level. He has won the CONCACAF Nations League and CONCACAF under-20 Championship at international level.

Despite being taken off at half-time and replaced by Liam Scales, the achievement of claiming silverware will live long in the memory.

Celtic success is a brilliant advertisement for potential recruits

The Champions League is a major draw when it comes to Celtic, but winning silverware is equally as appealing to players looking to further their career north of the border.

Trusty is the perfect case study, claiming his first trophy just months after a £6 million move from Sheffield United.

With the January transfer window around the corner, Celtic’s duality in being able to thrive on both fronts could be a factor in convincing targets to make the switch to Parkhead.