Celtic continued their perfect start to the Scottish Premiership campaign with a comfortable 2-0 win over Hearts at the weekend as their defence title picked up further momentum.
It was two new boys they had to thank for the three points this weekend, with £11million record buy Arne Engels slotting home his first Celtic goal from the penalty spot, before Luke McCowan curled home a lovely strike on the cusp of full-time. With Adam Idah also unlucky to see a third chalked off for offside, the result and performance showed just how strong the Hoops squad is this season as they approach their highly-anticipated Champions League campaign this Wednesday.
Comfortably the highest-valued squad in the top flight, the Hoops look far more equipped than they have in recent years to have a real go in Europe this year too, with a number of player’s values well into the millions - even after Matt O’Riley’s £26million switch to Brighton.
Using popular statistics website FotMob, we look at the individual value of every Celtic player, ranked from lowest value to highest.
13. Anthony Ralston - £2million
Forced to play second fiddle to Canadian full-back Alistair Johnston, the Scottish international is a capable deputy for the Hoops. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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14. Liam Scales - £2.2million
An ever-present so far this term, the Irishman has formed part of a defence that has yet to concede a league goal. Will face strong competition from new signing Auston Trusty in the months ahead though. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
15. Odin Thiago Holm - £2.2million
Highly rayed prior to his arrival last summer, the Norwegian has been a bit part player and is yet to make a meaningful impression at Celtic Park. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
16. Paulo Bernardo - £3million
Spent last season on loan from Benfica and made the deal permanent in the summer. Offers Celtic a valuable option off the bench, and is likely to improve further as he matures. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group