The shirt has no sign of use and the factory tag is attached, this is a player-issue version of the 2001/2002 home Celtic shirt, made with Sportswool technology and better materials compared to the basic releases, and it comes with a smaller club badge, please see the photos for further details. 

SIZE: XL LENGTH: 73,5cm / 29" WIDTH: 56cm / 22" SHOULDER: 51cm / 20" 

Please note that we take measurements to check that the label corresponds with the actual size but these measurements are a guide only.


The 2001–02 season marked a period of high expectations and aspirations for Celtic as they aimed to defend their titles in the Scottish Premier League, Scottish League Cup, and the Scottish Cup. Under the leadership of Chairman Brian Quinn and Manager Martin O'Neill, Celtic Park served as the battleground for the team's endeavors.

 

Entering the UEFA Champions League at the third qualifying round, Celtic faced formidable challenges on both domestic and European fronts. As the season unfolded, the team showcased its prowess, ultimately securing the Scottish Premier League title for the second consecutive season. This achievement underscored Celtic's dominance and consistency in the national league.

 

In the Scottish Cup, Celtic reached the final, reflecting their determination to compete at the highest levels of Scottish football. While they fell short of claiming the cup, their presence in the final highlighted their competitiveness and resilience in the knockout stages.

 

The Scottish League Cup witnessed Celtic progressing to the semi-finals, once again demonstrating their ability to navigate through tough competition. Though the journey in the League Cup did not culminate in lifting the trophy, the team's performance showcased their commitment to contending on multiple fronts.

 

On the European stage, Celtic entered the UEFA Champions League and navigated through the group stage. While the journey in the Champions League was not extended beyond the group stage, the experience provided valuable exposure to top-tier European competition.

 

Simultaneously, in the UEFA Cup, Celtic reached the third round before concluding their campaign. The team's participation in both European tournaments added layers of challenge and experience to their season.

 

Henrik Larsson emerged as the talismanic figure for Celtic, leading the scoring charts with 29 goals in the Scottish Premier League and an impressive total of 35 goals across all competitions. His goal-scoring prowess played a pivotal role in Celtic's success during the 2001–02 season.

 

As the curtain fell on the season, Celtic could reflect on their achievements, with a league title secured for the second consecutive year. While falling short in the Scottish Cup and League Cup, the team's presence in the finals and semi-finals underscored their competitive spirit. The European campaigns, although not reaching the pinnacle, provided valuable experiences for the players and the club.

 

The 2001–02 season for Celtic was a journey marked by highs and challenges, a testament to the complexities and excitement that define professional football. The team's efforts, guided by Martin O'Neill and supported by a passionate fanbase at Celtic Park, contributed to another memorable chapter in the club's storied history.