So, Celtic are drawn in Group C with Barcelona, Manchester City and Borussia Monchengladbach. 

Brendan Rodgers will take his side to the Nou Camp to open Group C...

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"Everybody says Gladbach is one of the favourites for the runner-up position after Bayern Munich and Dortmund. It's a good team and they have money. I'd say for Gladbach, this is going to be a good chance to possibly make it very, very difficult for Celtic."

Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland

"Borussia Monchengladbach were in Man City's group last season as well - along with Juventus and Sevilla. They finished bottom but beat Sevilla 4-2 and got two draws against Juventus. They also beat and drew with Bayern in the Bundesliga last season.

"Since then, though, they have lost two big players. Granit Xhaka has joined Arsenal for £35m and Harvard Nordvelt has gone to West Ham. It's hard to see where Celtic are going to get some joy in this extraordinary group, but Monchengladbach will be their big hope."

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"It could've been easier," he has told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound. "There's some real glamour ties in there. Really great nights ahead at Celtic Park. 

"City, we’ve got a great relationship with. Great nights ahead.

"It couldn't be any more difficult but [Brendan Rodgers] has got off to a great start. It's been a fantastic start. We'll have an attempt to get one more in [a player] before next Wednesday [transfer deadline]." 

Can he reveal the position Celtic will attempt to strengthen? "No."

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Richard Wilson
BBC Scotland on Sportsound

"All eyes will be on Celtic in Europe. And that's what they want; that's where they want to be: in with the elite."

Former Celtic midfielder Murdo MacLeod has told BBC Sportsound listeners that he believes Brendan Rodgers will have to spend more money to strengthen his squad ahead of their Champions League tilt. You can listen to the programme here. 

We'll keep our live text coverage rumbling on until tonight's Sportsound draws to a close...

Anon