£20m Daizen Maeda claim rocks the Jury but there's one Celtic problem that puts timer on star's transfer value

FRASER: On current form and taking into account his age and what Celtic’s record sales have gone for then I’d put Maeda at around £20m. He can play anywhere across the frontline and his incredible energy levels and work rate is second to nobody.

SCOTT: I would say around £15million. The problem for Celtic is that Maeda turns 28 in October and his age will put a lot of top clubs off paying a big fee.

ANDY: At 27 he’s at the peak of his career so Celtic have every right to demand top dollar. The bidding should start at £15m but Celtic should be confident of it going higher if there are enough competing suitors.

FRASER WILSON: I genuinely think the status quo is the best fit in terms of number of games for the broadcasters and number of games against the big boys for the ‘smaller clubs’. The split has been a great addition for all the drama that brings, especially when the Euro and relegation fights get condensed at the end of the season.

SCOTT BURNS: I would go for an enlarged Premiership, either 14 or 16. I think it would enhance our game but there are just too many people who are averse to change. I fear the status quo will remain.

ANDY NEWPORT: 14-team set up with a top six and bottom eight. Team that finishes top of the bottom half goes into a play-off with the final Euro qualifier to play in Conference League.

FRASER: It’s going to be helluva tough against Bilbao on Thursday with John Souttar, his one standout centre-half, suspended. It’s not all about the back three or four either as his midfield need to provide better protection at times. It’s a tall order.

SCOTT: John Souttar is their best defender but there aren’t that many others in the backline you would put your house on. Even Jack Butland has looked a