Celtic fans can buy the club's 96 Gold Retro Shirt for as little as £9.06 in a one-day deal on Friday, August 28, down from the original £44.99 price. The discount is available only to new TopCashback members and ends at 11.59pm on the same day.
At Sports Direct, the shirt has been reduced from £44.99 to £27.50. Shoppers who create a TopCashback account receive a £15 sign-up bonus when spending £15 or more, plus an enhanced 15% cashback on orders placed by the deadline. Combining both payments brings the effective cost to £9.06, a saving of £35.93 from the non-sale price.
Deal details and availability
The price applies to small sizes only, so other sizes may vary. Sports Direct charges £4.99 for standard delivery. Existing TopCashback members will pay £24.05 after cashback, which still undercuts the official Celtic store price of £35.
The Celtic 96 Gold Retro Shirt is a blackout version of the club's 1996 home shirt, finished with gold trim on the club crest, CR Smith sponsor branding and collar.
How to claim the discount
Shoppers need to sign up to TopCashback, search for Sports Direct and click 'Get Cashback Now', then shop and checkout as usual by 11.59pm on August 28. Cashback appears in the account within seven working days and becomes payable after Sports Direct pays TopCashback the commission.
Celtic are preparing to host Falkirk on Saturday, August 30 in their next Scottish Premiership fixture, though the game will not be shown live by UK broadcasters such as Sky Sports or TNT Sports.
Shopper feedback on TopCashback
More than 164,000 shoppers have rated TopCashback on Trustpilot, giving it a 4.6-star average rating. One reviewer said: "TopCashback is reliable, easy to use and consistently delivers great savings. Tracking is smooth, payouts are fast and the range of retailers is excellent."
Another said: "I've used TopCashback for years and earned thousands in cashback on everything from freezers to football merchandise and concert tickets. It's simple, quick and I don't buy anything online without checking first." Others were less positive, with one shopper saying: "It was a real effort to try and withdraw money from my account. Not smooth at all." A five-star review noted: "It seemed a bit too good to be true but I earned £15 back for buying a football top that I would be getting anyway."
