Scott Brown will match Jimmy Johnstone’s trophy haul and burst into the top five most decorated Celtic stars ever with one more medal.
The Hoops captain is currently on 18 after his side battered Aberdeen at Pittodrie to seal eight in a row on Sunday.
And now he’s set to match Johnstone, voted the Greatest ever Celt, if he can help Neil Lennon’s men beat Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final for the treble Treble.
Brown, 33, is now level with Bobby Murdoch, Alec McNair and Jimmy McMenemy on 18 trophies.
He's won nine league titles, five League Cups and four Scottish Cups. He also won a League Cup with Hibs 12 years ago.
Interim manager Neil Lennon is now up to 17 trophies as a player and a manager, although he was quick to give the credit to predecessor Brendan Rodgers
Hoops winger James Forrest isn't far behind now after collecting 16 trophies at the age of just 27. And Swede Mikael Lustig - who started the weekend blitz at Pittodrie, has amassed an impressive haul of 14 medals.
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The record holders
34: Willie Maley (19 League, 15 Scottish Cup);
31: Billy McNeill (1 European Cup, 13 League, 10 Scottish Cup, 7 League Cup);
27: Jock Stein (1 European Cup, 11 League, 9 Scottish Cup, 6 League Cup);
25: Bobby Lennox (1 European Cup, 11 League, 8 Scottish Cup, 5 League Cup);
19: Jimmy Johnstone (1 European Cup, 9 League, 4 Scottish Cup, 5 League Cup);
18 equal: Scott Brown (9 League, 4 Scottish Cup, 5 League Cup); Bobby Murdoch (1 European Cup, 8 League, 4 Scottish Cup, 5 League Cup); Alec McNair (12 League, 6 Scottish Cup); Jimmy McMenemy (11 League, 7 Scottish Cup);
17: Neil Lennon (9 League, 6 Scottish Cup, 2 League Cup);
16: James Forrest (8 League, 4 Scottish Cup, 4 League Cup).
