Celtic365 is an independent source of news, as the title suggests it will be following the hoops and related matters every day, every week, every month.

Thanks to a large extent by the contempt of old media for the club, Celtic fan media is flourishing. Twenty years ago fan media wasa novelty, today it is essential for thousands of fans across Scotland and way beyond.

First thing in the morning, straight after work, on break at work or far away on holiday fans can turn to their mobile phone and get the latest news and views coming out of their club.

Wherever they are based the content is instant. News, opinions and all sorts in-between.

THE WELL INFORMED CELTIC FANS

The early fan websites evolved from message-boards. Twitter, Facebook and Instagram took off and on the back of that fan news sites and podcasts appeared with a massive selection available to supporters.

Celtic365 will add to that choice, mixing experience with the passion and emotions of being a lifelong Celtic supporter.

News comes from a variety of sources, Twitter can quickly spread transfer tales from Japan, South Korea, Poland and Australia while In The Know accounts are followed closely to piece together the information jigsaw.

An independent site means many things, for the visitor it will be light on adverts, you won’t be batting away pop-ups as you try to find the next paragraph.

A look at Similarweb explains the reach of different websites, old school publishers just aren’t managing to make a digital impression while print sales plunge.

The Reach Group, covering the Daily Record and Sunday Mail stopped publishing circulation figures in December 2025. Those titles were selling less than 40,000.

Not so long ago they could have filled Celtic Park many times over with their readers, today many are struggling to fight the 15-20% annual declines in sales.

Reader comments are popular and will be prominent on Celtic365, not buried among the adverts, anyone wanting to share their opinions will be welcome with just a few boundaries, any fan wanting to write regularly can expect a paid platform to share ideas and views.