Lamine Yamal’s father, Mounir Nasraoui, has once again sparked interest by showing his support for Celtic, donning the team’s attire on multiple occasions. Recently, Nasraoui was spotted wearing a Celtic x Adidas tracksuit just before Yamal’s highly anticipated appearance for Barcelona in the famous El Clasico match. This sighting has fans talking, especially as Nasraoui continues to make headlines alongside his son’s rapid rise in football with Barcelona and the Spanish national team.
Nasraoui’s fondness for Celtic became even more evident with an Instagram post where he was seen wearing a Celtic x Adidas hoodie. This gesture of support comes as no surprise, given the longstanding, friendly relationship between Barcelona and Celtic over the years. Nasraoui’s outfit choice hints at a genuine admiration for the Scottish Premiership champions, who are currently enjoying a successful season.
The timing of Nasraoui’s latest public display of support aligns with Celtic’s impressive lead in the league, where they recently extended their advantage over rival Rangers by a significant nine points. This gap underscores Celtic’s current dominance in Scottish football, with Rangers falling behind in the title race this season. Nasraoui’s appearance in Celtic gear seems to add a subtle nod of respect to the Hoops’ achievements.
Interestingly, Celtic’s main competition this season isn’t from Rangers but rather from Aberdeen, who are also performing exceptionally well. The Dons remain unbeaten across all competitions, adding an unexpected twist to the league dynamics. Aberdeen’s remarkable consistency has made them a closer rival to Celtic in the title race, intensifying the competition.
The excitement around this season will peak this weekend when Celtic and Aberdeen face off at Hampden Park in a highly anticipated semifinal match. Fans are gearing up for an electrifying showdown, as Scotland’s top two teams meet for the second time this season. Hampden Park promises to be alive with energy, setting the stage for a thrilling contest that reflects the intensity of Scottish football.
