During the Alfred Dunhill Links golf tournament at St Andrews, Celtic's principal shareholder Dermot Desmond faced a protest from fans who threw tennis balls at him. This incident occurred while Desmond participated in a pro-am event, with the fans expressing dissatisfaction over the club's performance and management.
The protest included tennis balls featuring crossed-out images of Desmond, and he was subsequently escorted off the course by security. The Celtic Fans Collective issued a statement emphasizing the need for accountability and change within the club's leadership.
The protest at the golf tournament highlights growing tensions between Celtic fans and management. Observers should monitor how the club responds to this unrest, especially regarding potential leadership changes or fan engagement strategies in the coming weeks.