Celtic delivered a sensational performance at Parkhead, securing a 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig that sent the home crowd into raptures.

Nicolas Kuhn’s brace, along with a second-half strike from Reo Hatate, not only sealed Celtic’s 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig but also significantly boosted their Champions League earnings, igniting fans’ hopes for a deep run in the competition.

Tonight’s impressive result has not only enhanced Celtic’s standing in Europe but also delivered a financial windfall. With two wins, including their previous triumph over Slovan Bratislava and a hard-fought draw against Atalanta, Celtic’s Champions League campaign has already earned them around £4.1m in performance-based prize money alone.

With the league phase in full swing, UEFA rewards clubs with substantial sums for wins and draws, making each point crucial not only for Celtic’s European standing but also for its finances. The revenue generated from these performances bolsters the club’s coffers, opening up potential investment opportunities for squad reinforcements in future transfer windows or enhancing club facilities.

Celtic fans are now buzzing with anticipation, hoping for more victories that could propel the Hoops deeper into the tournament and keep their European dream alive.

The positive results reflect Celtic’s resilience and quality, sparking a palpable sense of excitement as the club looks to extend their Champions League journey. The money earned so far only adds to the momentum, fueling the belief that this campaign could be one for the history books, with fans dreaming of even greater success on the European stage.