Celtic Soccer Academy is delighted to announce that they have secured the signing of a new club partner from Queensland, Australia - Brisbane Boys’ College.

The college has signed an agreements until 2026 enabling them to receive support from the Soccer Academy to help develop players, coaches and club infrastructure over the next three years.

These long-term partnerships involve the sharing of club methodologies through our coach education programme, access to our coaching curriculums, and coaching camps.

It will also provide players and coaches with an opportunity to travel to Scotland and receive a behind-the-scenes look at how Celtic FC develops young players to reach their potential. Last week three Celtic Soccer Academy Coaches travelled to Brisbane and completed an Advanced Player Development Camp with the players from the college.

Brisbane Boys’ College becomes the latest partner in the department's Asia and Pacific region.

Andrew King, BBC’s Club President, said: "We were extremely impressed with the professionalism of the three coaches from Celtic Soccer Academy and the opportunity to experience an insight into one of the biggest European Football clubs over the three-day camp.

“This was an ideal start to the Celtic Soccer Academy and Brisbane Boys’ College partnership. We are excited to watch the continued coaching and support that will continue throughout the season.”

Celtic's International Soccer Academy Manager, Ray Hewitt, said: "We are ecstatic to partner with Brisbane Boys’ College.

'It highlights our global reach and allows us to connect like-minded football people from one side of the world to the other.'

“It is fantastic to see our international partnership programme growing in Australia considering the strong link we have had with players like Tom Rogic, in the past, to Aaron Mooy and our current manager Ange Postecoglou.”

Celtic Soccer Academy have new club partner in Australia