Celtic and Rangers are locked in a battle for the league championship, but what sets their squad values apart from other domestic teams?
Currently, Philippe Clement’s Rangers are leading in the Premiership, holding a slim two-point advantage over the reigning champions managed by Brendan Rodgers. As the season heads into its final stretch with nine games remaining, including two crucial matches between these rivals and a potential clash in the Scottish Cup final (should Rangers overcome Hearts and Celtic defeat Aberdeen in the semifinals), the stakes couldn’t be higher.
One significant edge both clubs enjoy over their competitors is their financial muscle. Thanks to their extensive fan bases and regular appearances in the Champions League and Europa League, Rangers and Celtic significantly outpace their domestic rivals in spending power. But just how significant is this disparity in the squad market values within the Championship and Premiership, according to Transfermarkt?
Glasgow World delves into the data to explore the financial landscape, examining where Celtic, Rangers, and other clubs stand in terms of market value, and highlighting the vast differences that exist.
