McGregor has been impressed with the captaincy of Kelly Clark, who is also set to skipper Celtic in this month’s Women’s Scottish Cup final against Rangers at Hampden.
“Kelly leads really well. You can see they’re a close group so hopefully they can get the rewards that I think they deserve,” he added.
“She understands what the fabric of the club is, she’s been here long enough.”
Defender Caitlin Hayes has agreed a new three-year with Celtic and said of Sunday’s match: “It’s massive. It’s a credit to the women’s game in Scotland in how far it has come. But it’s also credit to the Celtic fans that they’re now seeing a badge that they are willing to do well rather than just supporting one team.
“One thing we’ll all do is enjoy the moment, to play in front of the Celtic fans at Celtic Park. It’s a dream come true for a lot of us.”
And Alonso added: “We are going to play out from the back, we are going to be aggressive as we always are, but you need to be brave to do that.
“It’s the possibility to achieve a dream. Hopefully we have something to celebrate because if we win we are in the Champions League, which is a massive achievement.”