Will Rangers win the Europa League and what part should Alex Lowry play as two massive finals loom? Monday Jury

Keith Jackson : With Matt O’Riley and Yosuke Ideguchi already in the building the squad’s in good shape in terms of numbers. Ange Postecoglou’s next challenge is to improve the first XI’s quality.

Three or four new starts should make Celtic oven ready for the Champions League.

Gordon Parks : Celtic’s squad just requires a quality addition in the midfield area and much will depend on whether Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers sign permanent deals.

Craig Swan : It’s more about adding quality than surgery. A central defender, a left-back, a midfielder and a winger would sort it.

KJ: This tournament has had Rangers ’ name written all over it for some time. They’re good enough to get over the line in Seville even without a striker.

In fact, it feels almost fated.

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GP: It’s been a superb European run but it’s the lack of attacking options and someone who can play a natural central-striking role that could prove the biggest factor in what looks to be a bridge too far for the Light Blues. A 1-0 defeat sadly.

CS: Rangers have no reason to fear Eintracht given their run and can win in Seville.

KJ: That will depend on what shape they’re in when coming back from Spain. If too many tanks have been emptied Lowry