Callum McGregor holds undying Celtic 'big moments' belief as he shakes off Scottish Cup Final form fears

Callum McGregor has no doubts big-game Celtic will launch themselves back into top gear for their treble bid at the Scottish Cup Final.

And the Parkhead skipper insists it’s also important to stop the current dip to offer no glimmers of hope to rivals for next season. The champions have dropped off their highest standards since clinching the Premiership title almost three weeks ago. Ange Postecoglou’s team have suffered two defeats and a draw in their last three matches during a loss of momentum since the flag was secured.

McGregor admits it’s not been a great spell but the captain is sure the squad will rise to the occasion again when it comes to the crunch against Inverness Caley Thistle at Hampden. Celtic will get their hands on the Premiership trophy after facing Aberdeen tomorrow in the final title outing before tackling Caley Thistle and asked if Celtic can lift their levels again for the Final, he said: “Yeah we can. I have no doubt that we’ll be ready to go for Hampden.

“We have a good track record of coming through the big games and the big moments. We’ve been strong as a group. That gives us the confidence that we will be ready to go for the Final. The last few games haven’t been great but I have no doubt. I’m full of belief.

“We have a big game on Saturday and it’s a chance to celebrate the title, and for the supporters to celebrate an unbelievable season in the league. We already have a cup in the bag and after Saturday’s game, full focus switches to the Final.” Although he has belief, McGregor insists it is important for the squad to not merely dismiss the recent disjointed displays.

The midfielder says there are crucial reasons for getting back to peak form which include setting standards for next season