Celtic may well go on to win the Premiership crown this summer, a deserved title for Ange Postecoglou in his first year with the Hoops.
However, he might have some tricky dilemmas to work out as he heads towards a summer transfer window where a lot of work will need to be done behind the scenes at Parkhead.
What's the word?
Celtic are in danger of losing a few players in the upcoming market with Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers both set to see their loan deal expire.
Talks have begun to keep the latter in Glasgow but the future of Jota, their diminutive and skilful Portuguese sensation, is a lot more unclear.
It's thought Celtic have a £6.5m option to buy the winger but Postecoglou has been rather coy on whether they'll look to activate that clause.
Should they opt against it, the Bhoys must revive their chase of Kristijan Lovric.
He's like Mbappe
Celtic have been interested in the Croat now for a number of years with a bid of £4.5m even believed to have been rejected for his services.
Yet, if they still have the NK Osijek man in their services, they must line up another bid even if he has only just moved in the winter market.
A move to British shores would surely be tempting for the player and if Postecoglou's recruitment team can stump up the cash, his current side would find it difficult to turn it down given their financial status.
Jota will be an incredibly hard player to replace given his 20 goal contributions this term but in Lovric, they'd have someone who is more than capable.
The 26-year-old found the back of the net on 54 occasions for Gorica and has grown an enviable reputation for being one of the most dangerous players in the Croatian top tier.
Indeed, speaking about Lovric previously, HNTV commentator Damir Petravic said: “He dribbles and scores in the style of Robben, shoots free throws like Pirlo or Pjanic, and knows how to sprint like Mbappe.”
That sounds like an incredibly dangerous attacker, one who judging by his 28 assists, is also capable of creating regular scoring opportunities for his teammates.
Jota has been sublime at points this term but has still had the tendency to run a little hot and cold. In Lovric, however, they may well find a player capable of being more consistent.
It would be a significant deal to complete and a tricky one given his circumstances but it's evident he's someone Celtic have admired for some time. This summer could be the perfect chance to head back into the market for him.