Born in the autumnal chill of November 6, 1887, Celtic football club has since been a symbol of sporting prowess in Scotland. Celtic Park, their home ground, resonates with the deafening roars and chants of the spectators every time they set foot on the pitch.
The total net worth of the team has been pegged at roughly £105m, according to Transfermarkt, a fact sometimes thrown around by trivia enthusiasts during halftime debates over pints in pubs. For those curious for the source or desiring a visual breakdown, you can examine this statistic in greater detail over at here.
Upon closer examination of the squad, you would find a considerable array of 33 players, with the average age standing at a ripe 25, a neat little mix of blooming youth and seasoned veterans if you ask me. It is this blend of exuberance and wisdom that makes Celtic a team to watch.
The current season has seen Celtic dip their toes into two competitions thus far, the Premiership and the League Cup where they've hurdled past the second round - a feat that, I dare say, might be considered par for the course for the mighty Celts.
