Celtic have revealed the final details for fans looking to mark Scott Brown 's legacy at the club during the final home game of the season.
The Hoops hero is gearing to say goodbye to Parkhead ahead of his move to Aberdeen next season as player-coach alongside Dons boss Stephen Glass.
With the curtain coming down on 15 years at the club as Celtic face St Johnstone on May 12 the club have revealed how fans can show their appreciation
A club statement ahead of the final home Premiership clash of the season read: "Following the club's recent announcement regarding plans to pay tribute to our captain fantastic, Scott Brown, at our last home match of the season on May 12, 2021 (versus St Johnstone), we are pleased to outline arrangements for supporters.
"We realise it has been a very difficult year for supporters, not being able to access Celtic Park and unfortunately, this remains the case. But from Saturday, May 8, to Monday, May 10, the club will be arranging a collection point where fans can leave their tributes, be that jerseys, flags, banners etc.
"This point will be open from 10am-4pm on these days and will be positioned at the Clyde Gateway Car Park, adjacent to the Jock Stein Stand.
"This can be accessed on foot or by car by entering from the Clyde Gateway road. Club staff will then be gathering any tributes across these days and will arrange and put on display across the stadium for Scott's last match as a Celt at Paradise."
The club previously announced a commemorative charity badge around match to raise funds for their Football for Good Fund and the Edinburgh sick children’s hospital.
