Celtic expects to stay busy until tonight’s 11.30 pm transfer deadline and is searching for late reinforcements.
During the midseason window, Nicolas Kuhn became the first player to join the team, joining from Rapid Vienna for an alleged £3 million transfer price.
Due to Hyeongyu Oh and Daizen Maeda’s absence from the AFC Asian Cup, Brendan Rodgers has also made adding a striker a priority.
The only senior center striker now available is Kyogo Furuhashi, but Adam Idah of Norwich City is almost certain to join the Hoops; he arrived in Glasgow last night in preparation for his loan move [BBC Sport].
The Republic of Ireland international will stay at Celtic until the end of the season, but Anthony Joseph, a correspondent for Sky Sports, has revealed that his contract does not include a buyout option.
Full-back for Paris Saint-GermainIt has been suggested that Layvin Kurzawa could be a left-back recruit. On the other hand, it might be challenging to seal the deal given the Ligue 1 giants’ financial demands.
Anthony Joseph provides an update on the Celtic strategy of Hugo Bueno
Hugo Bueno of Wolverhampton Wanderers is a left-back who the Bhoys have looked into as a potential late-season addition [Daily Mail]. The team is definitely in the market for a left-back before 11.30 pm.
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Joseph has now acknowledged, nevertheless, that the Old Gold rejected Celtic’s bid for the Spain Under-21 international.
It’s unclear if Rodgers’ men intend to come back with a different offer in an attempt to persuade Gary O’Neil to break up with the man who was born in Vigo.
Mark Hendry of Football Scotland also shared his opinions on the situation involving Bueno on social media, writing on platform X that he was “doubtful” Wolves would permit Hugo Bueno to leave on loan this month. had been connected as a left-back to Celtic.
With 14 games in all competitions this season, the 21-year-old has established himself as a sort of regular for Wolves [Transfermarkt].
In spite of this, Celtic will probably turn their focus elsewhere in order to sign a left-back in the next few hours.
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