Celtic are reportedly pursuing Kasper Høgh, but supporters have seen too many ambitious transfer stories collapse to trust the club on this.

Daizen Maeda may be difficult to replace, but Celtic’s real challenge is planning properly and finding the next player to become a hero.

James Penrice and Will Ferry may be capable SPFL players, but Celtic must decide whether either represents a genuine upgrade ...

Swansea’s £6 million deal for Elijah Just shows how badly inflated the SPFL market has become — and why Celtic should look ...

Derek McInnes deserved his three-match ban, but the suspended fourth game may become the real punishment as his self-control ...

Michael Gannon's latest alibi for the Celtic board is pathetic. He has made a fool of himself playing down this summer of ...

John Barnes and Wilfried Nancy were not dismissed because of race. Both were placed in Celtic jobs they were not properly ...

Maeda may fulfil his ambition of playing in the Premier League, but joining Ipswich could mean exchanging trophies for a ...

Tony Bloom’s comments about Celtic supporters crossed a line and changed how many fans will now view Hearts in Europe and ...

Celtic’s academy youngsters need meaningful senior football, not only Lowland League development matches. Partnerships could ...

Martin O’Neill challenged Jim White, defended Celtic supporters and confronted a hostile narrative while the club’s board ...

Today, we received reports that Maeda may leave for around £10 million, and on the surface that appears to be a perfectly ...