Celtic set to land £10 million bonus from Oasis Mania

Celtic will be quids in due to the much publicised and sold-out Oasis concerts that will be held at Celtic Park during the legendary group’s 2027 summer tour…

The iconic Gallagher brothers have delighted fans by announcing multiple gigs over the summer 2027 on the back of their successful 2025 comeback, with Celtic Park hosting five of the many dates on offer.

Those five concerts will delight Scottish followers of the iconic group, but it will also be a boost to the Celtic Park coffers, so much so that the club could earn more from one night of Oasis mania than they do from their annual share of the Scottish Premiership TV deal!!

That’s according to former Aberdeen CEO and business enthusiast Keith Wyness who reckons the five packed out nights will significantly boost the club’s finances.

The Scottish Premiership typically pay out around £35m each season to be split across their 12 clubs, with the TV money making up a large percentage of that figure.

Wyness also outlined that it is a chance for the club to prove that they can host more concerts in future, which are typically very lucrative events for football clubs at the end of a season.

Speaking on the latest edition of Football Insider’s Inside Football Track podcast, Wyness explained how the Oasis gigs will give Celtic a major boost.

“It’s a big positive for Celtic in terms of getting onto the concert radar, if you like, and becoming considered to be a venue,”he said.

“They could be making £1.5m to £2m each night, so you know, it’s big money. If you look at how that compares to the Scottish TV money, they’re making more out of Oasis than they are out of the TV deal in some way, in theory.”

If the sums add up as Wyness says, then it will be a very boost to the club’s finances which recently took a hit with the club reporting a loss for the last financial year due principally to the Champions League fiasco against Kairat Almaty.

The Oasis windfall money will therefore go some way to mitigating the lost revenue caused by the team throwing away a 4-0 lead over Austrian side LASK to exit the Champions League at the playoff stages.

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