🚨 UNBELIEVABLE 🚨
“HOW on earth did he post that on his page?”
“Is the SPFL really seeing this?”
“If yes, then the Scottish league is totally finished…”

Scottish football has been thrown into fresh controversy after Claudio Braga aimed a brutal dig at Celtic on Instagram, just hours after his dramatic performance against the Hoops.

The Hearts midfielder, who broke Celtic hearts with a late goal in the fiery draw, took to social media with a post many fans interpreted as mocking Celtic and their title ambitions. The post spread like wildfire, triggering outrage among Celtic supporters and sparking serious questions about player conduct in the SPFL.

Screenshots circulated rapidly, with fans asking why such a post was allowed to remain live without any intervention from league authorities.

🗣️ “Is the SPFL really watching this?”
🗣️ “If this goes unpunished, then standards are gone.”

The controversy quickly reached the pundits’ desk — and Chris Sutton did not hold back.

🗣️ Chris Sutton:

> “You don’t win the league with Instagram posts.”

Sutton dismissed Braga’s online antics as unnecessary provocation, insisting Celtic’s focus remains firmly on the pitch and the title race, not social media point-scoring.

Despite the noise online, Celtic insiders remain calm, believing the incident only adds fuel to their determination as the season enters its decisive phase.

But the bigger question remains: Will the SPFL step in, or will this be another social-media storm that blows over without consequences?

One thing is certain — Scottish football is watching, and tempers are already boiling. 🍀🔥