Celtic legend John Fallon died at the age of 84.
Felon signed a seat in 1958 and made about 200 200 years in 14 years.
The goalkeeper helped the club in six league titles, five league cups, two Scottish Cup and the European Cup, won in 1967.
The felon club was the only alternative to Celtic in the biggest night in the history of the club when he won the European Cup with a 2-1 victory against Inter-Milan in Lisbon.
The Felin Celtic team also had a part of the Scottish Cup, Jack Stein’s manager in 1965, as the late winner of Billy McNele ended the eight -year trophy drought.
Fallon proceeded to play for Motherville and Greenovic Morton before retiring in the mid -1970s.
Celtic paid tribute to the Fellone, saying he was “deeply saddened” on the news.
The Scottish Champions statement states: “However, his love for Seltic was permanent in the years, and he followed the home and the club for the rest of his life.
“His death comes as a very sadness for all of us, and the thoughts and prayers of everyone associated with the Celtic Football Club are with his family and friends at this tragic time.”
Fallon was reunited with the medal of his European Cup winners in 2019, lost in the context of the final.
The Memonato Celtic was donated, which returned it to his right owner.
Addressing the Celtic website at this time, Felon told the Celtic website: “We were roaming through several fans to get out of the park and get to the dressing room. It is so remembered.
“We will never forget it, and it should be proud of everyone. For Celtic supporters, we gave them something to see that no one else can do.”
Felon attended the funeral of fellow Lisbon Sher Jan Clark last month.
