Celtic have dropped an announcement to the London Stock exchange on Wednesday evening, stating the club now expect to post ‘significantly higher’ than market expectations.
Michael Nicholson writes the expectations were understandably cautious coming out of the pandemic but due to Celtic performing well coming out of the pandemic and crowds returning, the bhoys are set to post good news for shareholders.
Celtic’s transfer business last summer saw several high profile exits. The bhoys getting majors fees for Ryan Christie, Kristoffer Ajer and Odsonne Edouard.
There were a lot of incomings as Ange rebuilt his squad but Celtic still made a profit when it came to player acquisitions and sales.
The Hoops are now embarking on another summer window where they’re looking to spend to have a chance of competing in the Champions League. they’ve secured Cameron Carter-Vickers on a major deal. Jota could be in the offing while also signing Benjamin Siegrist on a free.
It’ll be interesting to see Celtic’s accounts when they drop in September.
How much do you expect the Celtic accounts to drop in September?
Should I sell my shares now? Decisions, decisions!
Terrymac