Ross Grant impacts Celtic's set-piece strategy in early season matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 11:55 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Ross Grant's influence on Celtic's set-piece execution is evident as the team prepares for the season. His recent strategies were on display during a 4-0 victory over Dundee United in the Premier Sports Cup. Auston Trusty, a Celtic defender, highlighted Grant's focused preparation, emphasizing the importance of positioning and scoring from set-pieces. Celtic struggled with corner kicks last season, scoring only six goals from 252 corners, compared to 16 by Grant's former team, Hearts. Continuing this trend, Trusty expressed optimism about incorporating effective set-piece tactics into the team's play.
- •Ross Grant joined Celtic's backroom staff this summer.
- •Celtic's set-piece scoring was poor last season.
- •Trusty credited Grant for effective pre-match set-piece work.
- •Celtic won 4-0 against Dundee United recently.
- •Grant's previous team, Hearts, achieved 16 corner goals last season.
- 11:55 AMYahoo Sports — Ross Grant influence begins to show as Celtic address major weakness from last season
"Ross Grant’s set-piece work at Celtic is already beginning to show signs of making a difference on matchday.9th August 2026; Rugby Park, Kilmarnock, Scotland: Scottish Premiership Football, Kilmarno...
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