After a 10-goal thriller against Queen’s Park on Wednesday, Brendan Rodger’s Celtic side will jet off to America next week as they begin their pre-season tour of the USA.
The Hoops won 6-4 in midweek, with striker Kyogo Furuhashi netting a hat-trick during an astonishing game in Mount Florida, though a number of regular faces were still missing from the Celtic line-up due to international commitments over the summer.
However, with the bulk of those players now fit and ready to begin their pre-season schedule, we look at which Celtic aces will be on the plane for the games against DC United, Manchester City and Chelsea across the pond - and which players are set to miss out.
5. Luis Palma
The Honduras winger had some injury issues near the end of the season but still played in Honduras' World Cup qualifying game against Bermuda in June, so was given extra time off. He's been training at Lennoxtown this week though and will have a seat on the plane to America as he looks to get a good pre-season in his legs. | SNS Group Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
6. Daizen Maeda
Like his fellow countryman Hatate, the forward took part in Japan's World Cup qualifiers despite some injury issues at the back end of last season. He has missed the club's opening two friendly games but is back at Lennoxtown and will fly to America with the squad, where he is expected to begin his pre-season schedule. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Daniel Kelly
The 18-year-old has been lauded by Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers but has yet to feature in the club's opening pre-season fixtures with the club yet to agree a new deal with the teenager over a new contract. The Celtic boss has confirmed the player will not be part of the squad until a new deal has been agreed. Rodgers admitted "if we can’t tidy this up by summer, then it’s very hard to be with the team in pre-season" recently. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. Cameron Carter-Vickers
The big American centre-back will not join the squad for the tour straight away, despite the USA's shock early exit from the Copa America at the group stages. The club has given him an extended period of rest, but it is likely to link up with the squad before the games with Manchester City and Chelsea. He will miss the tour opener against DC United, however. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images