The next instalment of Champions League action at Celtic Park takes place tomorrow when Club Brugge visits Glasgow.
Celtic currently have seven points on the table after the Bhoys battered RB Leipzig just over two weeks ago in the tournament.
Brugge are on six points after the Beligians defeated Aston Villa in the last round of fixtures as well.
Yesterday, 67 Hail Hail told how Brugge forward Ferran Jutgla was gushing over Celtic hero, Kasper Schmeichel as ‘one of the best’ players in Europe.
And now, it’s the turn of Ardon Jashari as the Swiss international explains what his team are aiming to do to the Celtic fans in Wednesday night’s Champions League clash.
Club Brugge plan to ‘silence’ the Celtic fans in Champions League
Jashari told The Herald Sport [print edition page 5], “There were no celebrations after the weekend win because we have a difficult away match against Celtic on Wednesday.
“And we know that the Scots can be very strong at home.
“It is up to us to silence their fans.
“Now we have to show we can perform at the same level in Glasgow. A win at Celtic would be a big step to reaching the next round.
What the world’s best players including Lionel Messi have said about the Celtic supporters on Champions League nights
Good luck with that because some of the world’s best players have come to Celtic Park on a Champions League night and crumbled under the wall of noise the Parkhead crowd generates.
Can Brugge silence the Celtic Park crowd? Absolutely no chance. Especially when you look at how players from Barcelona, Manchester United and Juventus couldn’t even do it.
Samuel Eto’o of Barcelona
“This place makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, there is nowhere like it in football, and I can see how the people love to play here and speak so highly of it.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic of Barcelona
“It’s probably the best I have seen on the pitch.”
Carles Puyol of Barcelona
Celtic supporters are spectacular – they are the best.”
Ilkay Gundogan of Manchester City
“Champions League game with Man City at Celtic. Still get goosebumps when I think about it.”
Paolo Maldini of AC Milan
“Every professional footballer should seek to play at least one game at Celtic Park, I have never felt anything like it.”
And finally, Lionel Messi of Barcelona in 2012
“The Celtic fans deserve to be in Europe.
“They have been amazing in both games we have played against them recently.
We knew what they were going to be like in Glasgow but the way they were in Barcelona after they had just lost in the way they did was amazing.
“I have never seen anything like that before. I’ve been fortunate to play in some great stadiums in Europe with Barcelona but none compare to Celtic.
“The atmosphere their fans create makes it a very special European night of football.
