Atalanta BC vs Celtic FC Tickets

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Atalanta vs Celtic History

Atalanta first qualified for the Champions League in 2019/20, reaching the quarter-finals before narrowly losing out to Paris Saint-Germain. The following season La Dea once again advanced to the knockout stages, this time tasting defeat by Real Madrid in the Round of 16.

In 2023/24, Gian Piero Gasperini’s side clinched their first European title with a stunning 3-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League Final, with Ademola Lookman sealing a hat-trick at the Aviva Stadium.

Celtic were one of the most feared sides in Europe during the 1960s and 70s. The Bhoys twice reached the European Cup Final, lifting the trophy in 1967 when they defeated Inter Milan in Lisbon before losing the 1970 final to Feyenoord. Celtic progressed to the semi-finals twice more in the 1970s, however majorly contrasts how they have failed to make any sort of impact in the Champions League era.

Atalanta vs Celtic Head-to-Head

These two teams had yet to face each other in competitive European action prior to the 2024/25 season. Whenever they do meet next, fans of both clubs will be able to buy Atalanta vs Celtic tickets safely via SeatPick.

Atalanta vs Celtic Mutual Connections

The only player of note to have represented both clubs is former Italian midfielder Massimo Donati. He started his professional career at Atalanta, playing 54 games for the club and scoring three goals before making the big move to AC Milan in 2001. Later in his career, Donati left for Celtic, joining the Scottish side in 2007 and went on to make 50 appearances for the Bhoys before returning to Italy to join Bari in 2009. Donati was a popular figure at Celtic Park and he went on to win the domestic title and the League Cup during his spell at the club.