Martin O'Neill shelled out around £35m on new players but the Hoops still ended the transfer window in profit

Ryan McDonald assesses Celtic's summer transfer business, arguing that a late scattergun recruitment drive left the squad unbalanced and contributed to their Champions League exit and recent derby defeats. Despite spending around £35 million on recruits, Celtic ended the window in profit following £48 million in player sales.
The review evaluates major permanent signings, including £11 million-plus striker Kasper Hogh, £6 million forward Camilo Duran, and £6.8 million midfielder Mika Baur, alongside late additions such as Sam Johnstone and loan recruits including Oliver Sorensen.
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