Celtic supporters will still be celebrating their side's dramatic Scottish Premiership title triumph well into the summer months, but many will also be keeping tabs on their array of stars heading Stateside.
The Bhoys somehow edged Hearts to the top-flight title on an exhilarating final day of action north of the border last month, pipping their rivals to top spot courtesy of a 3-1 victory over the long-term league leaders at Parkhead.
But no sooner had Martin O'Neill's men been holding aloft the coveted silverware, several members of the squad had began to turn their attentions towards this summer's World Cup finals.
Historically, the Bhoys have always been well represented at FIFA's showpiece competition, and this year's staging is no different.
Find out below how many players of a Celtic persuasion will be taking centre stage for their respective countries over the next few weeks.
How many Celtic players are at the World Cup?
In total, eight players from Celtic will be featuring at what is the biggest World Cup in history this summer.
With the expanded competition featuring 48 teams, a total of 1,248 players will be at the event, with eight of those having been starring for the Hoops during the 2025/26 campaign.
Two of the eight have been named in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad, Kieran Tierney and Anthony Ralston, whilst the club will also be represented in the sides of Japan, Sweden, South Korea, the United States and Canada.
Every Celtic player at the World Cup
- Alistair Johnston (Canada)
- Auston Trusty (United States)
- Anthony Ralston (Scotland)
- Benjamin Nygren (Sweden)
- Daizen Maeda (Japan)
- Kieran Tierney (Scotland)
- Sebastian Tounekti (Tunisia)
- Yang Hyun-jun (South Korea)
