Celtic experienced one of their more turbulent transfer windows in the summer, with former head Brendan Rodgers frustrated in his attempt to add numbers to his squad, culminating in a disastrous deadline day search for a striker.
A summer of change saw Nicolas Kuhn and Adam Idah become the two big-money departures from Parkhead, as they left Celtic to join Como and Swansea City, respectively. However, Celtic’s perceived failure to address holes in their squad seemingly led to a breakdown between Rodgers and the board, culminating in the former’s resignation following a 3-1 defeat to Hearts in October and the appointment of Wilfried Nancy in December.
Long-serving players Greg Taylor and Scott Bain also waved goodbye to the Scottish champions upon the expiry of their contracts in the summer, while several of the club’s youngsters went out to gain valuable experience on loan.
13. Nicolas Kuhn - Como
Celtic's big money sale in the summer, the German linked with Como but has struggled in the first half of the Serie A season, making just four league starts for his new side. His start was disputed by an Achilles tendon injury, and he's featured only sporadically off the bench since late on in games. Has no goals or assists for Como thus far. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
14. Jeffrey Schlupp - Norwich City
The former English Premier League title winner spent the second half of last season on loan at Parkhead, helping the club win their fourth successive league title. The club opted not to make his move permanent in the summer, though, and he signed for EFL Championship side Norwich City instead. Starting just four games before a hamstring injury in November, the Canaries have struggled this season and find themselves in the relegation spots. Having appointed former Rangers manager Philippe Clement in November, they've won four of their last eight games. Schlupp is still not involved due to injury and isn't expected to return until later this month. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
15. Tobi Oluwayemi - Kilmarnock (loan)
Had a spell on loan with Austrian second tier side Admira Wacker and was lauded for his shot stopping abilities, before returning to Celtic and signed on an emergency loan for Kilmarnock in October, where he played 10 games. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
16. Josh Clarke - Partick Thistle (loan)
The young goalkeeper has played a big role in Thistle's strong season so far, keeping seven clean sheets in 16 games. Currently second in the table, Clarke's side are focused on making up the four-point gap between them and league leaders St Johnstone in the second half of the campaign. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group