The Scottish Greens are making an attempt to improve the matchday experience for football fans heading to Hampden Park, which could include Celtic fans.
Celtic have been frequent visitors at the home of Scottish football, most recently in the Premier Sports Cup final.
Supporters travel from far and wide to attend the game, using public transport such as buses and trains.
Those costs can add up, but the Scottish Greens are hoping to change that.
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Scottish Greens want free travel to Hampden Park
Now named Barclays Hampden, there will be plenty of events taking place in Mount Florida.
There will be a chance for two more times for Celtic to play at Hampden in the Scottish Cup semi-final and final.
In order to make things more affordable, the Scottish Greens have announced that they want to make transport to the 52,000 seater.
Writing on their official website, they confirmed they had written to the Scottish Football Association about their proposal.
It said: “Anyone who’s travelled to Hampden for a game or gig knows exactly how busy the roads and trains can get.
“And anyone who lives in the shadow of the stadium knows just how many fans line our streets for stadium shows.
“Parking is chaotic. And the traffic congestion blocks our roads.
“We can do better for fans and the local community.
“That’s why we’re calling on Scottish Football Association to work with the community to offer free dedicated bus travel to and from Hampden Park with every event or match day ticket.
“We’ve already written to the SFA and key partners to call for action. We’re inviting the SFA, Glasgow City Council, First Bus, Police Scotland and the Community Council to get around the table and make this a reality.
“But they’ll only do that if we stand together and make our voices heard.
“That’s why we’re asking you to join our campaign today.
“We want to make public transport free for fans, for a greener Glasgow, and a more liveable community in Mount Florida.”
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