Celtic legend Chris Sutton reckons that his former club don't need to feel forced into selling star assets this summer with Champions League football on the horizon.
After manager Ange Postecoglou guided the Hoops to a Premiership title victory in his first season in charge, he's now preparing his troops for a crack in one of the world's elite competitions at the group stage phase. Such progress hasn't come without interest as right-back Josip Juranovic gathers admirers from England's Premier League.
Others like Liel Abada are also likely to gather interest according to Sutton. Defender Cameron Carter-Vickers and goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist have already signed permanently and writing in his Daily Record column, the former striker reckons that because Europe's best competition awaits, Celtic aren't needing to take the first offer that arrives: "Listen, Juranovic will have a right time to leave Celtic. So will talented young boys such as Liel Abada.
