Celtic Legend Lisbon Lion John Clark Dies Aged 84

John Clark, a revered Celtic legend and one of the Lisbon Lions who played a pivotal role in Celtic's historic 1967 European Cup victory, has died at the age of 84. Clark made over 300 appearances for Celtic, winning multiple league titles, Scottish Cups, League Cups, and the European Cup, and later served the club in various roles including coach, assistant manager, and kit man for nearly two decades. Tributes poured in from Celtic figures such as manager Brendan Rodgers and chairman Peter Lawwell, who praised Clark's immense contribution and lifelong dedication to the club. His impact extended beyond Celtic, with managerial stints at Cowdenbeath, Stranraer, and Clyde, and heartfelt condolences from clubs like Clyde FC and Athletic Club of La Liga. The football community, including former teammates and supporters, mourned his passing while celebrating his legacy as a fearless defender and a gentleman off the pitch. Clark's lifelong bond with Celtic and his role in one of football's most celebrated teams ensure his memory will endure in the sport's history.