He Celta Vigo has made a spectacular turnaround in its social policy in recent months. Something noticed throughout the season in the atmosphere experienced in Balaídos, which showed the best attendance record since 2012, with an influx of more than 20,000 spectators in each game.
In one year at the head of the entity, the president Marian Mourinho has been able to reverse the criticism of a social mass that now again feels the Celtic as something of its own, with a close fan base that celestial fans greatly appreciate.
In the middle of the season, the subscription transfer was activated, something that other First Division clubs already do, such as Atlético de Madridwhere a subscriber who doesn’t attend a match donates it to the entity so it can be put up for sale, splitting the profits 50/50.
And today, Celta announced the launch of Celtic Cards. Another element of loyalty to the club that will allow everyone who takes advantage of it to get great benefits. Same as any other subscriber except match day seating.
So, anyone with a Celtista Card can have a seniority number as a member, discounts in official stores and can also attend matches of Ace Celts, of Celtic Fortune and the lower categories, as well as the Celta women’s basketball team.
There will be two types of cards. One is for 50 euros aimed at supporting the women’s teams whose structure has just been built (those who draw it will receive a gift from As Celtas scarf) and another for 80 euros aimed at supporting the foundation of the club. In both cases, everyone will have a 10 euro voucher to use in shops or to buy a ticket for the team’s first match.
Source: La Verdad
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