Rangers’ Champions League exit means that Celtic are Scotland’s sole representatives in the competition this season. For the third year in a row, the Bhoys will face up to Europe’s elite clubs in the group stages after winning the league title each season since 2021/22. With that, comes the millions of pounds of UEFA money that has poured into the Celtic Park coffers which has helped keep the club at the top of Scottish football not just for the last three years, but since the turn of the century. So when Kris Boyd made this claim the day after Rangers got knocked out of the Champions League, …