Rangers must hope Celtic players are still DRUNK to have any hope as Monday Jury name O'Riley price tag

KEITH JACKSON: It’ll need to be around the £20m mark and possibly even higher. But, even then, there’s no financial necessity for Celtic to sell. O’Riley will have to want to leave and right now he does seem happy at his work.

ANDY NEWPORT: Celtic have the luxury of cash in the bank with more to come next season, meaning they don’t have to sell. Therefore they can hold out for a silly bid. Let the bidding start at £25million.

SCOTT BURNS: It would need to be a club record fee, a big, big figure, to tempt Celtic into selling.

FRASER WILSON: Celtic hold all the cards here. If the player, who is under contract for three more years, is content then they can resist all offers. But if he wanted to go then £20m is a fair starting point.

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KEITH: That Celtic are still drunk after taking their title celebrations too far. And that’s not going to happen.

ANDY: The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Clement has to mix things up and he certainly has to stick Dujon Sterling at the heart of his midfield.

SCOTT: Their best hope is to keep it tight, which against Celtic they have struggled to do lately.

FRASER: They absolutely need at least one of their crocked defenders - most likely John Souttar - back fit. Then it’s about stopping Celtic’s midfield and starting the game properly. That’s down to personnel and self-motivation.

KEITH: Angus Gunn, Craig Gordon and Zander Clark. And in that order. If Gunn was to suddenly break down, Gordon is the man best qualified to pick up the gloves.

ANDY: Angus Gunn and Zander Clark are nailed on and for his experience and