Celtic’s latest annual report has revealed a £1.7million net cash figure covering the club’s summer transfer business completed after the June 30 balance sheet date. The accounts list ten incoming registrations and ten outgoing moves before stating: “The net cash…

Celtic's financial accounts have revealed the club could potentially receive nearly £19m through contingent transfer clauses. As of June 30, 2026, the Scottish Premiership side had £18.963m potentially receivable across agreements involving 23 players, with £15.101m linked to success achievements and £3.862m tied to appearances. The club also has £5.381m in potential contingent transfer fees payable across 29 players.
The accounts also disclose that Celtic spent a combined £31.6m on six permanent signings, including Camilo Duran, Kasper Høgh, Haïssem Hassan, Mika Baur, Jordan Lotomba, and Joel van den Berg. Factoring in outgoing permanent transfers like Daizen Maeda, Arne Engels, and Reo Hatate, the net cash payable across post-balance-sheet business totaled £1.7m.
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