Celtic send Ange Postecoglou an iconic message fans will recognise after Tottenham’s Europa League win

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Ange Postecoglou is a legend at Celtic and will now go down in folklore with Tottenham after their Europa League win against Man United.

Postecoglou came to Celtic in 2021 and embarked on a journey that swept away Scottish football with a brand of football that had the Parkhead support on the edge of their seats.

Five trophies in two seasons, including a record-breaking eighth domestic treble, put Postecoglou’s name among the Celtic legends as the Australian continued his and the Parkhead club’s incredible winning legacy.

Now at Tottenham, after winning the Premier League club’s first trophy in 17 years after beating Man United in the Europa League, Celtic have sent Postecoglou a superb message from one of the most iconic moments in the Australian’s time in Paradise.

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Celtic sum up Ange Postecoglou’s Europa League win with Spurs perfectly

Ange Postecoglou’s first training session as Celtic boss created the iconic phrase, ‘We never stop’ and it was a saying used throughout his Parkhead tenure.

So how fitting was this from Celtic as they sent their former boss a brilliant message after his historic Europa League win?

Celtic Football Club @CelticFC

A winner once again. Never in doubt. He never stops! Congratulations Ange 🏆

@EuropaLeague | #CelticFC🍀

21:31 · May 21, 2025

Postecoglou has been under pressure at Spurs recently and will undoubtedly take great satisfaction as the former Celtic boss shut up his critics once again.

Ange Postecoglou’s Celtic record vs Tottenham

Postecoglou has now managed 100 games at Spurs in two seasons compared to 113 at Celtic.

After his current success, how does the Australian’s record at both clubs stack up as Postecoglou nears the end of his second season at Spurs?

Talk now, bizarrely, turns to Postecoglou’s future at Spurs but for now, the Celtic hero can sit back and enjoy this win and the celebrations that are sure to come at the weekend.