According to BBC Sport, Dermot Desmond, Celtic's largest individual shareholder and 76-year-old, was targeted in a protest at the Alfred Dunhill Links golf tournament in St Andrews, with tennis balls featuring his face thrown onto the 15th green of the pro-am and he had to be escorted off by security. The Celtic Fans Collective released footage and a statement criticising his role at Celtic, and referenced past events including Brendan Rodgers' resignation and the aborted Celtic AGM with his son Ross reading a statement on his behalf.
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The coverage focuses on the disruption of the pro-am golf tournament and the specific actions taken by fans against the club shareholder.
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