Celtic have been brilliant this summer at tying up all of their best players to new and improved contracts.
A grand total of eight new deals were dished out by Brendan Rodgers as he sought to bring stability to the club after the departure of Ange Postecoglou to Spurs.
However, as we know, there are still a few players at the club whose current deals expire at the end of the season.
One of those is midfielder, David Turnbull. Signed by Neil Lennon in 2020, Turnbull came to Celtic with huge expectations.
Tipped as one of Scotland’s best prospects, the 24-year-old excelled in his first season at the club after being crowned the Young Player of the Year and the Players Player of the Year despite the season being a washout due to COVID.
After the departure of Neil Lennon, Ange Postecoglou took over and for the first half of the season Turnbull was a key part of the Australian’s rebuild.
But suffering a hamstring injury curtailed his season and since then the Scottish international has struggled to recapture his place in the side
In came Rodgers and Turnbull seemed to find a new lease of life at Celtic. He ousted Reo Hatate for the first two games of the SPFL season but failed to make any serious impact despite scoring a double against Ross County on Flag Day..