It has been a quiet summer at Celtic thus far but that is expected to change in the coming weeks as Brendan Rodgers gears up for a busy transfer period ahead of next season's Scottish Premiership title defence.
There have been no new arrivals thus far but Celtic are in the market for a new first-choice goalkeeper following the retirement of Joe Hart, who hung up the gloves on a glittering career at the age of 37 at the end of last season.
Celtic are also on the hunt for outfield players with defence, midfield and attack all likely to be with and last season's loanees, Benfica's Paulo Bernardo and Norwich's Adam Idah, understood to be among the key targets.
Rodgers will also have decisions to make over several members of his current squad, with further departures likely. Two first-team players have already left, the aforementioned Hart followed out the exit door last week by midfielder Sead Haksabanovic, who joined Swedish champions Malmo after spending last season on loan at Stoke City.
Here, we take a look at how the future might look for all 30 first-team players currently contracted to Celtic...
9. Liam Scales
The Republic of Ireland centre-back was one of Celtic's success stories of last season, emerging from the shadows to play a pivotal role in the Premiership title win. He was rewarded with a new contract until 2028 but will he be a regular starter again next season? Much will depend on Celtic's recruitment this summer and whether they bring in another left-sided centre-back who can offer more than Scales. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
10. Maik Nawrocki
The Polish centre-back was hailed as a key signing when he moved from Legia Warsaw for £4.3m on a five-year deal last summer but he barely featured with just 10 appearances in all competitions. Will likely be given a chance to prove himself in pre-season, but question marks over his Celtic future will only grow if he continues to be overlooked once the competitive action gets underway. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
11. Yuki Kobayashi
The Japanese defender fell completely out of the picture last season and is expected to depart Celtic this summer - either on loan or permanantly. A loan move to HJK Helsinki collapsed in January while J-League clubs have also shown interest in taking the 23-year-old back to his homeland. He is contracted until 2028. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
12. Cameron Carter-Vickers
The linchpin of the Celtic defence will be hoping for an injury-free season after a disrupted 2023-24 campaign. There has been recent talk of interest from clubs in Turkey in the US international, who is currently at the Copa America, but it is unlikely Celtic will be entertaining any offers, particularly since Carter-Vickers only recently penned a new deal that ties him to the club for the next five years. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group