Celtic Football Club, a staple of Scottish football since its foundation on a cold November evening in 1887, have since made the region of Celtic Park their stomping ground.
Always a forerunner in the game, the current squad of Celtic F.C. grips a notable market value of approximately £103m, information courteously provided by Transfermarkt. A fair valuation indeed for an assemblage of 34 players, none too old nor too young, nestling at an average age of 25.
In times where multitasking is transcending from a managerial skill to a football club's prowess, Celtic F.C. shows unambiguous dexterity. The current season sees them gallantly bobbing in the choppy waters of as many as four competitions. The Premiership finds them perched atop the table, a view they're no strangers to. They've made way to the final stage in the League Cup and have thus far gallantly battled to the penultimate hurdle, the Semi-Finals of the Scottish Cup. Lastly, they're bracing themselves for a tumble in the tumultuous battle of the Champions League Knockout Play-offs.
