Their playing fortunes may fluctuate but nothing can impact on the draw and allure of playing at Celtic Park for clubs across Europe.
More than 20 years on from the first time that the Champions League music was heard facing Celtic in Glasgow is a highlight for many clubs and players across the continent.
Bodo Glimt are having the season of dreams, from Legia Warsaw in Champions League qualifiers through Roma to Celtic Park in their first match of 2022 it is fair to say that the Norwegian champions are having the sort of season that they dream of.
Dagen før dagen ? #glimt #uecl pic.twitter.com/43TFJ3wwXP
— FK Bodø/Glimt (@Glimt) February 16, 2022
2021 won’t be forgotten by Bodo but rested and refreshed from training in the Spanish sun they are looking to create more headlines as they take on Celtic under the lights on a foul Glasgow winter’s night, not dissimilar to the conditions they encounter in their domestic league.
By kick-off time Celtic fans will have shrugged off the discomfort of losing out in two competitions to find themselves in the Europa Conference for the first time- at 8pm Bodo will discover another side to their Glasgow adventure.
?Celtic Park ? pic.twitter.com/8TuabzElcP
— FK Bodø/Glimt (@Glimt) February 16, 2022
Any of their players that want to come and play for Celtic then give us a call and we will get back to you and give you the once over like we will tonight..