Celtic face an uncertain summer with a new manager still to be appointed at the Parkhead club.
Neil Lennon is in the running for the full-time position after taking over from Brendan Rodgers as caretaker boss but nothing has been decided yet.
The one thing that is for certain is whoever takes the reins will need to make wholesale changes to the Hoops squad.
Players like Timothy Weah, Oliver Burke, Filip Benkovic and Jeremy Toljan amongst others are all due to return to their parent clubs when their loan deals expire.
There are plenty of free agents in the summer too such as Dedryck Boyata and Mikael Lustig with the defence an area that will definitely need addressed.
So who will the Celts decide to keep, who will be loaned out and who will be sold or released?
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We're going to go through every first team player in the Celtic squad and anyone who has made an appearance in the team this season.
Goalkeepers
Scott Bain
The keeper was behind Craig Gordon for the first half of the season but has rightly been promoted to the No1 spot. The Hoops started 2019 with a run of seven consecutive clean sheets and Bain was monumental in achieving that feat. KEEP
Craig Gordon
The veteran has been a consistent performer for Celtic over the years and despite Bain taking his starting spot, he's the ideal back up for him. KEEP
Dorus De Vries
The 38-year-old's contract runs out in the summer and with only nine appearances for the Hoops, it seems like it's a good time to part ways. RELEASE
Conor Hazard
The Northern Ireland keeper has been getting valuable game-time on loan at Championship side Partick Thistle and will have benefited greatly from it. He's still young at 21 and it would be worthwhile getting him out on another short term deal to help him progress further. LOAN
Defenders
Kieran Tierney
Rumours will continue to circulate around Celtic's star man but unless a crazy bid comes in for him, this is an easy decision. KEEP
Filip Benkovic
Brendan Rodgers could appease Celtic fans ever-so slightly after his shock departure if Leicester were to loan Benkovic back to Celtic. It's looking unlikely though as the new Foxes boss reportedly slammed the door shut on that possibility. KEEP
Jeremy Toljan
The Dortmund full-back has endured a mixed spell in Glasgow and will return to Signal Iduna Park at the end of the season. But with Celtic in desperate need of a right-back, they could certainly do a lot worse, if he is available on a permanent basis. KEEP
Marvin Compper
The injury-prone defender has been almost invisible since arriving from RB Leipzig and even though the Hoops will have a shortage at the back, they should cut their losses. SELL
Emilio Izaguirre
The left-back has provided solid cover with Tierney on the sidelines at the start of 2019, but showed he was out of his depth in the Europa League tie with Valencia. A free agent in the summer and it would be good to see some younger players get a chance ahead of the Honduran. RELEASE
Dedryck Boyata
The Belgian will likely be heading out the exit door, but Celtic should do everything in their power to keep him. He's their best centre-back and replacing him would be a seriously tough task. KEEP
Kristoffer Ajer
The chances are the Hoops will be relying heavily on the Norwegian next season but has the potential to turn into a great centre-half. Celtic will ideally bring in more defenders to lessen his load but he's going nowhere. KEEP
Mikael Lustig
The experienced full-back has not been offered a new deal yet and although he has showed signs of regression, it would make sense to keep him around with Celtic looking very light at the back. RELEASE
Jozo Simunovic
The Croatian hasn't been at his best this year causing the defender to be in and out of the first team. The Hoops face a similar dilemma regarding Lustig, fans would love to see the club upgrade the position but he could be the best they've got. KEEP
Cristian Gamboa
The former West Brom right-back has only made ten appearances for the club over the past two seasons. His Celtic career has not taken off and both parties should go their separate ways with his contract up in the summer. RELEASE
Anthony Ralston
His progression has been badly hampered with injuries in recent times and Hoops fans would enjoy seeing the Scot stay healthy to see what he's capable of. Can be a solid back up on the right hand side. KEEP
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Jack Hendry
Hendry has really struggled this year and his move from Dundee doesn't seem to have materialised. Celtic shouldn't give up hope on him just yet but needs a short term deal away from Parkhead to regain some much needed confidence. LOAN
Andrew Gutman
The January recruit seems to be one for the future and is on a year's loan at Charlotte Independence back home in the States. Celtic should look to go down that route again when his deal runs out in January to get more minutes under his belt. LOAN
Manny Perez
The full-back arrived on the same day as Gutman and is in a similar boat to his fellow American as he went back across the pond following his new deal. Celtic should keep him loaned out and see what he has to offer. LOAN
Calvin Miller
The pacey 21-year-old returns from Ayr United in the summer but is unlikely to make the step up to the first team. His contract runs out in a year so would be worthwhile sending out again for more playing time. LOAN
Midfielders
Eboue Kouassi
The defensive midfielder is currently out with a cruciate ligament injury but should be back for the start of the season. The Hoops spent just under £3million on the Ivorian and it has been a bad investment so far, Celtic should look to offload him. SELL
Jonny Hayes
The Irishman has been another disappointing signing by Rodgers, but injury has played its part after he broke his leg last season. There's just too many better players in front of him in his position. SELL
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Ewan Henderson
The youngster was given a chance in the first team and grabbed the opportunity with both hands. He's put in a number of impressive displays and hopefully he continues to get more playing time when the new boss takes over. KEEP
Kundai Benyu
The Englishman's move to Celtic just hasn't worked out and has gone out on various loan spells as a result. Still contracted until 2021, he's nowhere near the level of other players in midfield. SELL
Youssouf Mulumbu
A really bizarre signing by Rodgers last summer who proceeded to loan him back out six months later to his former club Kilmarnock. SELL
Tom Rogic
The Aussie has endured a frustrating season, struggling to get into a rhythm with niggling injuries and being away on international duty at the Asian Cup. On his day, he's one of Celtic's best players and should be at the centre of the new boss' plans moving forward. KEEP
Olivier Ntcham
The Frenchman has been a shadow of the player in his debut season but injuries hasn't helped that in fairness. There's been speculation surrounding his future and if a big offer comes to fruition, it would be hard for Celtic to say no. SELL
James Forrest
The winger has been in fine form this season contributing 20 goals and is one of the first names on the teamsheet. Rumours suggest Rodgers would like to reunite with Forrest at Leicester City, but Celtic should keep him at all costs. KEEP
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Mikey Johnston
He undoubtedly has an endless supply of talent but he's been on the fringes of the team during this campaign. Supporters want to see more of him but a loan spell is realistically the best option for him, needs to be playing week in week out. LOAN
Ryan Christie
The development of Christie is one of the biggest surprises of the season, he essentially revived his Celtic career when it looked all but over. He's now very much a part of the club's plans for the future. KEEP
Scott Sinclair
The Englishman has brought consistency to Celtic's attack with 17 goals so far this term and has been a huge success since joining the club. At 29, there's still a few good years ahead of him. KEEP
Nir Bitton
The Israeli isn't long back from a serious injury but has filled in nicely for Lennon's side with injuries to McGregor and Christie. A versatile player who can play at the back too, wouldn't be the worst thing for Celtic with their defensive issues. KEEP
Lewis Morgan
The former St Mirren man was shipped out on loan to Sunderland to join up with his former boss Jack Ross. Celtic shouldn't give up on him just yet so another loan move would suit both parties. LOAN
Callum McGregor
Celtic's player of the season by quite some distance and the team clearly struggle when he's out the team. Don't let him go anywhere. KEEP
Scott Brown
The skipper looked past his best in the first half of the season but has found a new lease of life in recent months. If he continues that form into next season, he'll be an important asset for the club. Rumours of him moving to Australia were put to bed when he signed a new deal. KEEP
Strikers
Leigh Griffiths
The Scotland international remains out with personal issues, but suggested on social media he could be back before the end of the season. The club are giving their full support to the troubled striker and there's no doubt Celtic has missed his eye for goal in the final third. KEEP
Odsonne Edouard
He was Celtic's only recognised striker for the first half of the year and probably doesn't get the credit he deserves for the important goals he's scored. Yes, he has a £9m price tag but he's only 21 and was never meant to log as many minutes as he has done this season. Expect an even better player next year. KEEP
Vakoun Issouf Bayo
With the Hoops light on attacking options, the Ivorian could play an important role next season. It's likely he'll play second fiddle to Edouard but that's exactly what Celtic need. KEEP
Timothy Weah
The American is set to return to PSG after his loan spell ends in the summer but if there is an opportunity to keep him for longer, it's a no brainer. He excites the fans and seems to love the traditions of the club despite his short time at Parkhead. KEEP
Oliver Burke
Like Weah, Burke is set to head back to his parent club and it would be a long shot for Celtic to extend his stay. Fans ideally want players on a permanent basis but if players like Burke are available on a short-term deal, they should at least enquire about it. KEEP
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