Celtic have introduced a loss after tax of £4.8m for the yr ending June 30, 12 months on from making a revenue of £33.9m.
The membership say the shift is essentially because of the failure to safe Champions League participation final season.
The figures present income down by 22.7% to £111m (£143.6m in 2025), with the Scottish Premiership leaders reporting a money within the financial institution whole of £66.4m.
That determine was £77.3m in 2025.
Celtic had three totally different managers in 2025-26, with Brendan Rodgers departing and Wilfried Nancy fired after an eight-game reign, whereas chairman Peter Lawwell retired in December, citing “abuse and threats”.
Describing the marketing campaign as “extra turbulent than anybody would have wished for”, interim chairman Brian Wilson went on to congratulate Martin O’Neill and employees for “demonstrating extraordinary resilience” to ship a league and Scottish Cup double.
Wilson went on to say that Celtic spent £31.6m this summer season to recruit Kasper Hogh, Camilo Duran, Mika Baur, Haissem Hassan, Joel van den Berg and Jordan Lotomba, whereas mortgage offers have been carried out for Landon Emenalo, Shumaira Mheuka, Sam Johnstone and Oliver Sorensen.
He didn’t reveal how a lot had been made out of the sale of gamers, together with Daizen Maeda, Arne Engels and Reo Hatate.
Celtic are once more within the Europa League this time period after a shock capitulation away to LASK within the Champions League play-off.
They’re out of the League Cup and their Premiership lead has been reduce to 2 factors following back-to-back defeats by Rangers.
“The occasions of the previous 12 months have been dramatic, typically joyful and at different factors deeply irritating,” added Wilson.
“The departure of Brendan Rodgers was an unanticipated occasion which initiated a interval of instability. In different circumstances, the appointment of Wilfried Nancy may need labored however his arrival in mid-season and the modifications which adopted clearly didn’t.
“Parting methods with Wilfried was vastly disappointing however decisive motion needed to be taken. The return of the nice Martin O’Neill, supported by his backroom group in addition to a positive squad of gamers, then proved to be a triumphant success.”
Wilson referenced the necessity to enhance “communication and supporter engagement”, saying that work was “ongoing”, including that the search continues for a everlasting chairman.
