Celtic FC, based in Glasgow, Scotland, is one of the most storied and successful football clubs in the world, competing at the pinnacle of the Scottish Premiership. The full club, Celtic Football Club, calls the iconic Celtic Park, known as Paradise, its home. Founded in 1887 by Brother Walfrid to alleviate poverty in the city's Irish immigrant community, the name "Celtic" reflects the club's deep Irish and Scottish heritage. The club's peak eras are numerous, defined by domestic dominance under legendary managers like Jock Stein, whose "Lisbon Lions" became the first British team to win the European Cup in 1967. In the modern era, Celtic has continued its supremacy in Scotland, with recent seasons featuring a core built around players like Callum McGregor and Kyogo Furuhashi, securing multiple league and cup doubles. The club's culture is defined by its massive, global fan base, the "Celtic family," and an atmosphere at Celtic Park that is renowned for its passion and volume, driven by songs like "You'll Never Walk Alone." Celtic remains a giant of Scottish football, a club where history and expectation walk hand in hand.