Celtic have signed a lot of players from abroad over recent years either on loan or permanent deals.
However, the Hoops have also taken players away from their fellow Scottish clubs such as Greg Taylor and Scott Bain among others.
Another fairly recent recruit that didn't travel too far to get to Parkhead is David Turnbull.
Signed from Motherwell back in August 2020 in a deal worth £3.25m, 14 months after a previous move for the player collapsed, the midfielder has since made 77 appearances for the club across all competitions.
The 22-year-old has shown in those appearances why the Bhoys were so keen to add him to their ranks as he has found the net 19 times and delivered 16 assists.
This shows just how successful and beneficial it can be for the club to sign some of Scotland's young talents and embed them into their side.
Now that the latest season has ended with Ange Postecoglou guiding his side to the SPFL title, it seems as though the Hoops have the chance to secure what could be their next version of Turnbull as a young starlet making a name for himself in the top division.
Earlier this month, it was reported that Celtic have been watching Aberdeen youngster Connor Barron throughout the season at club and international level.
As a product of Aberdeen's youth system, the 19-year-old has made 15 senior appearances for the club, eight of which came during the final weeks of the season.
In those appearances, the teenager managed to make 15 interceptions, 15 successful tackles and 15 shots at goal in addition to delivering 59 crosses, highlighting how much of a capable midfield figure he is on and off the ball.
Back in February, Barry Robson said that Barron "has a heart the size of a lion's," as well as describing him as an "aggressive" player on the pitch who "reads the game well" and "will go into any challenge."
Thus, if Celtic are looking to continue their track record of signing talented young players from their fellow top-flight compatriots this summer, then securing a deal for the Aberdeen prodigy should be at the top of their to-do list before the season kicks off again.