“James and Kieran probably won’t be involved at the weekend,” Lennon said.
“But both should be fit for the cup final. Karamoko Dembele is a possibility for Sunday. He’s training with the squad this week, as is Ewan Henderson.
“We’ve got boys that are carrying knocks and we don’t feel the need to risk them ahead of the cup final.”
As for Rangers, boss Steven Gerrard and their Director of Football Mark Allen are already looking at the transfer market to improve his squad for next season.
Scottish Premiership fixtures: teams have one game remaining in their league campaigns (Image: GETTY/FOOTBALLWEBPAGES)
Scottish Premiership fixtures: Celtic are expected to finish the season with a 3-0 win over Hearts (Image: GETTY)
Scottish Premiership fixtures: Rangers are predicted to draw 1-1 draw with Kilmarnock (Image: GETTY)
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When the transfer window opens they are looking to add quality not quantity to the squad.
“I think you always have to have one eye on the future,” Allen said to RangersTV.
“But I think the answer is balance. My job and Steven’s job is to look at this and say we have a balanced squad more than capable of competing and challenging for the top awards."
Football Web Pages have crunched the numbers in their supercomputer, using a unique algorithm to try and predict how the final games of the season will pan out.
From these scores, they have generated the final results which will make happy reading for Celtic fans and not for Rangers supporters.
Scottish Premiership fixtures: Final predicted table (Image: FOOTBALLWEBPAGES)
Celtic are expected to finish the season with a 3-0 win over Hearts, which if true will put them in good stead to face them again a week later in the Scottish Cup final.
Rangers are predicted to only muster a 1-1 draw as the host Kilmarnock at Ibrox.
Regardless of the result, the Gers have already secured second place in the league.
Aberdeen are predicted to beat Hibernian 2-1 at Easter Road and in the process leapfrog Kilmarnock into third place in the table.