Matt O’Riley makes honest admission on the Celtic captain’s role

According to Michael Gannon in the USA, Matt O’Riley is excited about the prospect of meeting a powerful person at Manchester City. He loved seeing the White House.

Before the 4-0 friendly victory over MLS team DC United, the Hoops team visited several of Washington’s most notable locations, and the Celtic star has been relishing the American tour. The team has now gone on to North Carolina, where they will face off against the Premier League winners on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill. “Washington was great fun as well as hard work on the pitch,” O’Riley remarked. The club has organized some really wonderful events; visiting the White House and baseball game was an amazing experience.

Additionally, it fosters teamwork. It’s been a great pleasure. Playing against Man City ought to be enjoyable. Playing the best teams is always beneficial, and for the past few years, they have probably been the best team in the world. We’re excited about the challenge.

In front of thousands of Hoops supporters, O’Riley acknowledged that it was a unique occasion as he accepted the captain’s armband against DC. The in-demand dramatist remarked, “It was enjoyable.” Callum McGregor will always be our captain, first and foremost. Nonetheless, wearing the armband at a club like this is always a proud honor.

“I was ecstatic. Despite the terrible pitch, we did a great job managing it. Everyone has a pretty professional appearance. It’s very encouraging given how early it is.

“We are in a terrific mood. For Celtic, every game is a must-win, whether or not it is preseason. We understand the responsibility of representing this team. The positive response has been pleasant to witness. Plenty of fans may be found even outside the hotel. It is the core of Celtic culture.

 

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