Celtic Football Club, established on the 6th of November, 1887, host their footballing spectacles at their prestigious Celtic Park in Scotland. This cathedral of football has borne witness to the triumphs and tribulations of its players for well over a century.
In terms of financial valuation, Transfermarkt estimates the squad's market value to be in the ballpark of approximately £114m. While this figure might not have the flashiness of some of Europe's behemoths, it's certainly of note in the context of Scottish football.
The Celts boast a playing trove comprising 34 players, most of whom are seemingly entering the pinnacle of their careers with the average age standing at 25. This blend of relative youth and maturing talent is the cornerstone for both immediate exploits and future glory.
In the current season, Celtic have been engaged in a plethora of competitions — their domestic league, the Scottish Premiership, where they currently perch atop the table; the League Cup, progressing as far as the Quarter-Finals; strutting their stuff in the goosebump-inducing Champions League Qualifiers, where they locked horns in the Play-Offs; and are presently embroiled in the throes of the Europa League's League Phase.
