Celtic’s Matt O’Riley has been a standout for his side this season. Despite a slight drop-off at the beginning of 2024, on the whole, the midfielder has shone.
In 42 appearances across all competitions this campaign, the 23-year-old has scored 13 goals and provided 16 assists.
His new contract last September was more than deserved and a testament to Brendan Rodgers’ faith in him.

Not just in terms of his goal contributions, but for what he does off-the-ball and in the midfield, O’Riley is a key player for the Celts.
Luis Palma, who made a return from a month-long injury lay-off last weekend against St. Mirren, recently hailed the Denmark international.
The winger carried out an interview with Honduran outlet RadioHouse HN on TikTok. He was asked who the player he understands the most on the pitch is. “Let’s say right now in Celtic, Matt O’Riley”, he replied.
With Daizen Maeda’s season all but over, Palma may have a key role to play in the closing games of the season.
The 24-year-old has come up with critical moments throughout the campaign, and Brendan Rodgers would love one of his marquee signings from last summer to conjure up a few more before the end of May.