THERE will no doubt be interest in some of Celtic’s best players after this remarkable campaign.
Brendan Rodgers has already admitted he expects big-money bids to come in for his top talents in the summer.
Brendan Rodgers understands clubs will be sniffing about his players[/caption]
Some of these players have seen their values rise dramatically in recent months[/caption]
Celtic are on track to make it a clean sweep in Scotland and could clinch the Treble after already making great strides in Europe.
To even suggest a few months ago that Celtic would end up keeping the likes of Atalanta and Bayern Munich at bay on their own home patches would have likely had you laughed at.
But Rodgers and his ever-improving group of stars did the unthinkable and made it a reality.
Heroic performances and shock results like those put your best players on the map.
And according to data crunchers at the CIES Football Observatory, at least two Celtic stars have seen their values skyrocket since rising to fame in Glasgow.
One player has even DOUBLED his valuation despite the club splashing the cash on him just last summer.
Arne Engels has seen his personal stock rise by £10MILLION according to the research.
A record purchase from Ausburg on deadline day, Celtic forked out £11million to bring him to Glasgow.
The Belgian international, 21, has proven time and time again he’s worth the money too having scored 10 goals and provided 12 assists across all competitions since joining.
His form in Scotland has even caught the eyes of some European giants already, with Atalanta said to be keeping tabs on him January.
But any interested club would have to stump up a big offer to stand any chance of prying him away from Scotland as his valuation has risen to £21m, according to the data.
The midfielder has been joined in the elite list of players by one of his team-mates too.
But it’s not Player of the Year favourite Daizen Maeda.
In fact it’s the man who fans believed was a certainty to beat Maeda to the gong earlier in the season before the Japanese frontman’s incredible upturn in form.
Nicolas Kuhn has also seen his stock rise by a considerable amount since joining the Hoops.
Celtic spent around £3m to sign him from Rapid Vienna in January 2024.
Now it’s believed he ‘s worth at least £10.8m.
However, it’s very unlikely the Scottish champions would even entertain an offer that low for their star man anyway.
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