Craig Gordon 7.5
Gordon got a second chance when Dorus De Vries picked up an injury and has not looked back. His passing has come on, but it’s the old fashioned goalie work which been behind another fine season.
Mikael Lustig 7
Lustig is Mr Dependable and even added a rabona to his repertoire. The Swede is a fine right-back who has found it easy to move into the middle when asked by his manager. New contract was well deserved.
Kolo Toure 7
The high mark might seem odd given he’s hardly played after the first three months of the season but talk to any of his team-mates about him and they will tell you that the veteran has been the biggest influence in that dressing room.
Erik Sviatchenko 7
Has had both good and bad periods but overall the Dane has been solid and for a few months before Christmas was one of the team’s better players. Given his boss likes ball-playing centre-halves, he should have a long future at Celtic.
Dedryck Boyata 7
One of the many whose Celtic career looked over and, indeed, the defender wasn’t seen until well into the season. Now hard to escape the conclusion that he will become one of the first names on the team sheet.
Jozo Simunovic 7.5
He could have left. He almost did. Roma’s loss was Celtic’s gain because the Croat is a serious football player. Watch Simunovic go next season when he’s had a proper rest. He is good enough to become the next big thing.
Emilio Izaguirre 7
The popular Honduran has played a huge role for two reasons; his mentoring of Kieran Tierney and how well he played when his team-mate was injured.
Kieran Tierney 8.5
What more can be said about this kid? Actually, a lot more because Celtic have a superstar on their hands. Don’t believe those who say it’s all hype. Anyone who watches this remarkable player can see he’s the new McGrain.
Scott Brown 9
Just superb. This is the season when he really looked like what a Celtic captain should be. His performances have been beyond expectations. Brown was asked by Rodgers to be his on-field lieutenant and he’s delivered.
Stuart Armstrong 9
The world’s most handsome footballer has played some beautiful football. It came alive when a sub appearance brought him a goal against Rangers in a cameo that caught the eye. Best player in Scotland for last three months.
Scott Sinclair 9
From his brilliant winner at Tynecastle on his debut to the goal at Ibrox, he has hardly put a foot wrong. One of the best Celtic signings of recent times.
Tom Rogic 8
There is talent pouring out of the Aussie who, before he was injured at the end of last year, was a joy to watch. Once Rogic learns how to last 90 minutes he is going to be something special.
Nir Bitton 6.5
His languid style gives off the impression he doesn’t care and he’s not everyone’s cup of tea but he’s played his part.
Callum McGregor 7
Is he Lubo Moravcik? No, and he will never be. But McGregor is better than given credit for and pops up with some important goals. Big clubs need a big squad and this academy graduate has let down nobody.
Patrick Roberts 6.5
Hasn’t started as many games as he, and the supporters would have liked, which is down to the form of others and probably his less then brilliant defensive qualities. But things tend to happen when he plays.
James Forrest 7
Seven goals, 10 assists, a few man of the match performances and a few games when it didn’t quite happen. He’s had some stormers to be fair.
Moussa Dembele 9
Five goals against Rangers, i32 goals in total and many more assists. There will be some who say he’s not worth the price quoted, but that doesn’t detract from the fact Celtic have unearthed a potential world-class striker.
Leigh Griffiths 7
Last season’s main man has had problems with injury, and his manager questioned some of his habits, plus Dembele has left him on the bench more often than not. And yet he’s still got 14 goals and played a huge part.
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