Another massive lost to Lennoxtown side again, Celtic are almost done losing one of their impressive player before the season start and fans are fuming already.

Celtic Suffer Another Massive Blow as Key Player Edges Closer to Exit Fans Fume Over Lennoxtown Departures

Another day, another disappointment for Celtic fans, as the Lennoxtown side suffers another major setback ahead of the new season. Reports indicate that one of the club’s most impressive players is on the brink of departure, adding to a growing list of unsettling exits that have cast a shadow over Brendan Rodgers’ pre-season plans.

The identity of the player has not been officially confirmed, but sources close to the club suggest it’s a regular first-team name someone who made a significant impact last season and had been tipped to be a core figure in the upcoming campaign. Losing such a vital component before a ball is even kicked is a nightmare scenario for any club, especially one with title ambitions. For Celtic, who are already dealing with two confirmed centre-back departures this summer, this latest blow only deepens the crisis.

At Lennoxtown, there’s no doubt pressure is mounting. Rodgers had hoped for a strong, united squad heading into the 2025/26 season, but instead, he’s being forced to constantly reshuffle the deck. With key players leaving and replacements yet to be confirmed, there’s a sense that Celtic are not only losing talent but momentum and identity. This is not the kind of uncertainty fans expect from a club of Celtic’s stature.

Supporters have taken to social media to express their outrage and deep frustration. Many believe the board is not doing enough to secure contracts and keep the squad intact. A worrying number of fans have accused the management of being reactive instead of proactive, and there’s growing suspicion that poor planning could derail the season before it even starts. “How can we talk about winning anything when we’re losing everyone that matters?” one fan tweeted. Another said, “It’s embarrassing at this point. We can’t keep watching top players leave without a fight.”

Rodgers, for his part, has remained calm in public, but insiders say he’s growing increasingly concerned. This wasn’t how the summer was supposed to go. With Champions League qualifiers on the horizon and Rangers strengthening their side, Celtic simply cannot afford to fall behind.

The bigger question looming over Parkhead is what this means long-term. Are these exits simply part of a wider transition, or is this a sign of internal issues that could lead to deeper problems? Rodgers and his team need to act fast not just to bring in quality reinforcements, but to reassure a furious fanbase that the club still has control of its future.

In truth, time is running out. The league campaign is around the corner, and Celtic risk entering it wounded, unsettled, and far from the dominant force they aim to be. Unless something changes  and fast  this summer could be remembered not for its signings, but for the stars who walked out of Lennoxtown when the club needed them most.