Celtic have several big decisions to make before the end of the season, with eight members of the current first-team squad due to see their deals run out in summer 2027.

James Forrest, Anthony Ralston, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Jordan Lotomba are among the permanent players approaching the end of their current contracts.

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Oxlade-Chamberlain has played nine games, while summer arrival Lotomba has made four appearances so far.

Celtic will also have decisions to make over a number of players currently at the club on loan deals.

Goalkeeper Sam Johnstone has made eight appearances since arriving, including five in the Premiership.

Oliver Sørensen has featured seven times, with four of those appearances coming in the league and three in the Europa League.

Chelsea youngsters Shumaira Mheuka and Landon Emenalo are also due to reach the end of their current spells at Celtic in the summer.

Mheuka has played eight times, including seven Premiership appearances, but is still waiting for his first Celtic goal.

Each situation is slightly different.

Celtic will have to decide whether new contracts should be offered to the permanent players, while decisions on the loan signings will depend on whether the club wants to explore keeping them beyond the summer.

Forrest is comfortably the longest-serving player in the group and signed a one-year extension earlier this year which keeps him at Celtic until 2027.

With the January transfer window approaching and plans for next season likely to start taking shape, the club have plenty to consider when it comes to the future of the squad.