I take a look at the money this Celtic board has wasted on projects, flops & loans over the last 7 years. It doesn’t make for pretty reading.

Writer Eric Knott argues that the Celtic board has wasted approximately £82 million on failed transfers, projects, and loan signings since Brendan Rodgers' first managerial spell began in 2016. Knott claims this figure includes roughly £51 million spent up to November 2023, alongside an additional £30 million or more squandered in the subsequent years.
Knott highlights specific signings, calling both Tounekti and Blikwisha flops that cost the club a combined £10 million. He also criticizes the board's reliance on nine loan signings in 2026, contending that the current transfer strategy of buying multiple low-cost prospects keeps Celtic stagnant.
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