With Celtic's now season finished, how many players can we expect to exit?

It’s strange to think that this time last year, we were expecting a mass exodus out of the club and as expected, that was exactly what happened.

However, the difference here is that a lot of the players who will possibly leave, have not been critical to the first team’s performance.

With the exceptions of Tom Rogic and Nir Bitton – there are quite a few players that have only been on the periphery of the squad – who will most likely look to move on or be moved on.

There is no point in holding onto Vasilis Barkas any longer, he needs to move on from his Celtic nightmare and Celtic needs to move him on.

When I think of the impact, or lack of impact, that he has had since joining our club, I can only think of one other keeper in the history of the game in the U.K. who was as bad.

That keeper would be Massimo Taibi, who, after a man of the match debut for Manchester United against Liverpool in August 1999, went on to play in goal just three more times before being axed completely by Alex Ferguson.

Just like Barkas’ terrible gaffe against Midtjyland in last season’s Champions League qualifiers, Taibi had his own moment from hell against Southampton, when a tame shot from Matt Le Tissier squirmed underneath his body.

He cost them £4.5 million pounds, pretty similar to what Barkas cost us.

We just have to cut our losses on this one and move him on.

Outside of Barkas, it’s very likely that the following players will be moved on or will be looking to move on:

Albian Ajeti, Karamoko Dembele, Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo, Ismaila Soro, Mikey johnston, Osaze Urhoghide, Luca Connell, Liam Shaw and Christopher Julien.

Ajeti was another player who cost us a nice sum at £5 million.

Once again, we got very little return on our investment, just