Jury votes on how to spend Celtic £20m transfer loot as signing guru reveals four key moves targeted

KEITH JACKSON: No. They need to concentrate on the top end of the team now with two wingers and at least one striker top of the agenda. That’ll be the expensive part of this rebuild but absolutely essential.

ANDY NEWPORT: They are putting the pieces in place but there are still some big gaps to be filled, especially in the forward areas. The dressing room walls will be bulging too, so offloading some of the deadwood will be key too.

SCOTT MCDERMOTT: If you add those to what was already in the building, yes they can get past the Greeks - but it won’t be easy. Russell Martin still needs more through the door and a raft of players to exit as well.

MICHAEL: There’s been some solid early work but there are still gaps in the side that need to be filled. Rangers need more width and pace in the side for starters.

KEITH: Celtic also need to beef up their options in the final third. With Kuhn gone and Jota injured, Rodgers will be looking for two top quality wide men. And, given that he’s gone six months without a replacement for Kyogo Furuhashi, he’ll have a new No.9 on his wish list too.

ANDY: Another centre-back will be handy but Celtic’s real urgent area of concern is up front. They need a proper centre-forward and at least two more wide players to cope with Kuhn’s departure and Jota’s long-term injury.

SCOTT: He’ll want two wide players for a start, with Kuhn leaving and Jota injured. He’s still looking for left-back cover too. With Cameron Carter-Vickers not fully fit and new boy Inamura a development player, he’ll also need a centre-back.

MICHAEL: Celtic need to ramp up the recruitment drive from development players to first team ready stars. A couple of wide men and a striker are top of the list.

KEITH: Fondly. Budge