More than 2,000 tickets remain available in the Celtic end for Thursday’s Europa League meeting with Celta Vigo, with supporters currently able to buy six seats together.

That availability is an unusual sight ahead of a European night at Parkhead, particularly with Celtic badly needing their first points of the campaign.

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CeltsAreHere understands that there are about 2,239 tickets on sale at the moment, but availability can change as sales continue ahead of Thursday’s match.

Celtic’s published prices start at £45 for adults and £32 for concessions, with a £1.60 booking fee applied to each ticket.

That takes the starting cost to £46.60 for an adult and £33.60 for a concession.

The match will also take place without the Green Brigade and Bhoys Celtic, who have announced that they will not attend.

The Green Brigade confirmed its withdrawal from the Home Cup Ticket Scheme earlier this month, saying it would miss the remaining Europa League home games and all Scottish Cup ties, including away fixtures and matches at Hampden.

The group cited its concerns over the club’s direction and treatment of supporters.

The remaining ticket availability comes against that backdrop, although it cannot be attributed to any single factor.

On the pitch, Celtic head into Thursday following their emphatic 7-1 victory over Hearts.

That display offered encouragement after a difficult start in Europe, with defeats against Ferencvaros and Benfica leaving Martin O’Neill’s side without a point.

Supporters still looking to attend can purchase through Celtic’s official ticketing information page, with larger groups currently having the opportunity to sit together.