Julian Araujo watches Celtic secure Champions League win over LASK
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 1:50 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Celtic achieved a 3-0 victory against LASK in the first leg of the Champions League on Wednesday. Julian Araujo, currently with Bournemouth, watched the match, indicating his continued connection to Celtic after a loan spell last season. Araujo, who had a strong tenure at Celtic but was sidelined by injury, is still under discussion for a possible return, although recent setbacks complicate matters. Colby Donovan has replaced Araujo effectively at right-back in his absence.
- •Celtic wins 3-0 against LASK in Champions League
- •Julian Araujo watched the match from afar
- •Araujo had a successful loan spell at Celtic last season
- •Injury setbacks have complicated Araujo's transfer possibilities
- •Colby Donovan performed well in Araujo's absence
- 1:50 PMYahoo Sports — Julian Araujo watches Celtic Champions League win as return talk refuses to disappear
"Julian Araujo has shown he is still keeping a close eye on Celtic after tuning in to watch Wednesday night’s Champions League victory over LASK.Celtic LASKMartin O’Neill’s side produced an impre...
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