Dion Dublin reflects on his career and time at Celtic
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 11:15 AM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Former striker Dion Dublin discussed his tenure at Celtic during a recent interview. Dublin played for the club for one season under manager Gordon Strachan, winning the League Cup in 2006. He highlighted the intense expectations at Celtic, noting that winning is non-negotiable for the club and its fanbase. The former forward also contrasted his experience at Parkhead with his previous career stops, emphasizing the team's high level of ball possession during his time there. Dublin remains in touch with former teammates such as Neil Lennon.
- •Dion Dublin played one season for Celtic under Gordon Strachan.
- •Dublin scored in the 2006 League Cup final victory against Dunfermline.
- •The former player cited the club's demand for constant winning as a defining characteristic.
- •He remains in communication with former Celtic teammate Neil Lennon.
- 11:15 AMYahoo Sports — Exclusive Interview – “I like being able to say I played for Celtic,” Dion Dublin
"It’s always a pleasure to chat to a major name in the wold of football and obviously it’s even better when it’s one who played for Celtic, scoring a goal in a cup final for the Hoops too…Dion ...
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