With a domestic treble a very real possibility, Celtic are set up for another season of success as they close in on a fourth successive Scottish Premiership title.
A penalty shootout win over Rangers in December saw them lift the Scottish League Cup, while they currently hold a 13 point cushion over their Glasgow rivals at the top of the league. With a Scottish Cup semi-final spot already booked too, Brendan Rodgers has his eyes set on securing both trophies as the season draws to a close.
One eye will already be on the summer though, with Celtic will likely be active in transfer window. The big money buys of Adam Idah, Arne Engels and Auston Trusty were important additions to the squad and played a vital role when it came to the Hoops positive Champions League campaign this season - but next year, they’ll want even more.
But how much is the current squad worth? Will one big name need to be sold to finance more incomings like Matt O’Riley was last year? Or will Rodgers aim to keep his squad together?
With a reported squad value of £110.6 million, we look at the Celtic players with the highest and lowest transfer values according to FotMob.
21. Nicolas Kuhn - £9.8million
Linked to Newcastle United, Fulham and Brentford in the last six months, the German would likely command a fee of £25million plus if Celtic decided to cash in on their prize asset - which makes his £9.8million FotMob rating a huge surprise. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
22. Daizen Maeda - £11.7million
Set to be offered a new deal at Celtic in order to warn off potential suitors, Maeda has been the club's top performer this year. Signed for just £1.5million, his value has skyrocketed due to his consistently excellent performances. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
23. Cameron Carter-Vickers - £13.3million
Celtic's highest valued player is the big American centre-back. A snip when he was signed for just £6million in 2022, he's been linked with the likes of Bayer Leverkusen in recent months. He'd surely earn Celtic far more than his reported market value of £13.3million should they choose to cash in, though. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group