Artur Boruc has begged followers to purchase tickets for his farewell match subsequent week towards Celtic after it emerged that the bottom may very well be only a tenth full.
The 42-year-old retired on the finish of the season and Legia Warsaw have organized one remaining match for the Polish keeper with the Scottish Premiership champions on Wednesday. Nevertheless, Legia revealed that simply 3,825 tickets have been offered for the 31,800-capacity floor after complaints that the ticket costs have been far too excessive and Boruc is determined to not play in a near-deserted stadium.
He mentioned: "To start with, I will not make any cash from the tickets, nor did I set the costs. I signed a contract with Legia to rearrange this match. My solely precedence is to say goodbye to the followers. I left Celtic a very long time in the past and there may be virtually nobody on the membership left that I do know.
"I do know there are many gamers through the years at Legia who're extra deserving than me for this recreation. And I'm properly conscious what the followers suppose after such a disastrous season. However I've one remaining dream left at Legia and that's to have a full stadium. That is greater than only a match to me.
"I need to say because of the followers. If you're nonetheless hesitating and need yet one more likelihood of abusing me, then please come alongside too...you additionally contributed to my profession and made positive I labored even more durable. So I cordially invite you to my remaining recreation of soccer."
Ange Postecoglou's males face Blackburn Rovers at Parkhead on Saturday earlier than their journey to Poland as they step up preparations for an enormous season which sees them go instantly into the Champions League group stage.
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