In an emotional message to fans and staff, Luke McCowan has expressed his heartfelt appreciation to Dundee FC after a whirlwind few days that saw him complete a high-profile move to Celtic.
The 26-year-old midfielder made headlines on Friday night when he finalized a £1 million transfer to the Scottish champions on Deadline Day. Just 48 hours later, McCowan made an immediate impact, debuting in Celtic’s 3-0 victory over Rangers in the first derby of the season.
Reflecting on a Life-Changing Weekend
The rapid series of events marked a significant turning point in McCowan’s career. After a hectic weekend that included a standout performance in one of football’s most intense rivalries, McCowan took a moment to reflect on the changes in his life. Once the dust had settled and he had a chance to rest, the former Dundee captain turned to social media to express his gratitude.
A Heartfelt Farewell to Dundee
In a touching Instagram post, McCowan thanked everyone connected to Dundee FC, acknowledging the pivotal role the club played in helping him achieve his dream. “Dee’s… now that I’ve finally caught up on sleep, I want to say thank you. Everyone involved with the club, staff/players and fans have helped me reach my dream,” McCowan wrote.
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He continued by reminiscing about his time at the club, which spanned over three and a half years, and the deep connection he and his partner Erin developed with the city and its people. “What an amazing journey it’s been playing for your club for 3.5 years. Me and Erin will always hold this club close to our hearts, Dundee became our home. Up the Dee.”
Moving Forward with Celtic
As McCowan embarks on the next chapter of his career with Celtic, his message underscores the strong bonds he formed at Dundee and the gratitude he feels toward those who supported him along the way. His journey from Dens Park to Celtic Park is a testament to his hard work and dedication, and now, with the backing of his new club, he looks set to make an even bigger impact in Scottish football.
