The demand for season tickets at Celtic shows no signs of slowing down, with supporters still facing long waits to secure a seat at Celtic Park.

Stories of fans waiting years, sometimes more than five, have become increasingly common, underlining just how high demand remains.

Now, the club has provided clarity on what those on the waiting list can expect in the coming weeks.

In an update, Celtic confirmed that supporters currently on the list do not need to take any further action. Those who become eligible will be contacted directly by the Ticket Office using the details already provided.

The club also outlined how the process will work moving forward.

Eligible supporters will be informed of available tickets, pricing and deadlines, while those who are not successful this year will automatically remain on the list for future seasons unless they request to be removed.

There is, however, an important caveat.

If a supporter is offered a season ticket and chooses not to take it, the club reserves the right to move them to the bottom of the waiting list, significantly reducing their chances next time around.

Celtic have confirmed that the Ticket Office will begin contacting eligible supporters from the end of June onwards.

Season ticket renewals opened last week, with a slight price increase applied ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.

And with the current season still very much alive and the team fighting on multiple fronts, demand is unlikely to ease any time soon.