£15k-P/w Celtics star may leave the table with lucrative quotes this summer

The Celtic continues to look for another domestic high, but they will also plan to move forward in the summer window to navigate potential revenue and departures.

Celtics expect to move in two directions this summer

Bhoys only needs a maximum of three wins to guarantee a fourth consecutive Scottish Premier League title this weekend and head to St. Johnstone to hope to move forward with Kilmarnock next Saturday.

He could also secure a Scottish Cup title if Brendan Rodgers passes the Perthshire side of Hampden later this month and then in the finals the heart or Aberdeen. Nevertheless, the Irish will look in one eye on the summer transfer window that will generate income and expenses in Parkhead.

It is worth noting that once Arsenal officially expires, Kieran Tierney will return to the Celtic emotionally. Scotland International is expected to join many new faces, and it may be the first choice for left-backs before next season’s Champions League qualifiers.

While honing in the engine room, the basketball team can also get Elvis Rexhbecaj on its radar, while Kosovo International can get £3 million to £3.5 million.

Glasgow is optimistic on the eastern end of the new signing, although several key stars may be linked to moves elsewhere after all the events Parkhead has been involved in. Reo Hatate, Nicolas Kuhn and Daizen Maeda are all players Rodgers are eager to continue their journey to 2025/26.

Still, based on recent developments, the former Liverpool boss may be forced to separate from one of his core in the off-season.

Dinamo Zagreb table signs Celtic Greg Taylor

According to daily records, Dinamo Zagreb made a contract offer to Celtic star Greg Taylor, which is believed to be a “significant increase” in his current £15,000-a-week salary pack at Parkhead.

The Scottish international also attracted interest from Major League Baseball, which did not die in the water, but switching to the defending champion of Croatia seemed to be his most likely port to travel. Rodgers had previously bravely extended his time at the club, although now openly admits failure in this regard.

Taylor has been a heroic servant of the Celtics since arriving from Kilmarnock in 2019, with nine goals and 32 assists in 208 games in all games.

The Greenock-born man played a role in Bhoys, who owned ten trophys, and his peers won respect north of the border after seeing the likes of Boli Bolingoli, Diego Laxalt and Alexandro Bernabei.

But all the good things are over, and it seems Tierney’s arrival from Arsenal prompted Taylor to welcome other places in his career.