Celtic’s latest financial report has revealed their continued dominance in the Premiership, with a pre-tax profit of £43.9 million and £65.4 million in the bank. Despite breaking their transfer record with the signing of Arne Engels, the club remains in a strong financial position.
The confirmation of Kieran Tierney’s return to Celtic in July 2025 has been officially announced as part of the club’s accounts. This news comes after manager Brendan Rodgers hinted at the agreement during the winter transfer window.
In addition to Tierney’s return, Celtic have made a number of other moves in the transfer market, including acquiring Jota and Jeffrey Schlupp. The club also extended the contract of Kasper Schmeichel, while players such as Kyogo Furuhashi and Alexandro Bernabei have been moved on.
As they prepare to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League, Celtic will be looking to bolster their squad further in the upcoming summer window. Despite missing out on a striker in the winter window, the club remains ambitious in their pursuit of success both domestically and in Europe.
