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celtics They are now reportedly approaching their second deadline day signing after announcing the arrival of Junior Adamu.
Celtics sign Adamu Jr.
There was always the possibility that the Bois would let go of it late in the January transfer window and did so in pursuit of Adamu. The Freiburg forward arrived in time to complete his loan move to Martin O’Neillside.
Before deadline, Adamu put pen to paper tell club website: “I’m happy to be here and I can’t wait to start. I want to do my best for this club, try to win titles and trophies, score a lot of goals, help the team and I also want to improve as a player.”
“I spoke to the manager and he gave me a good push, I trusted him and he gave me that trust and he told me what the system was like and I felt like the connection was very strong.
“I’m dangerous in the box and hungry for goals. That’s what the manager sees in me and I want to show that on the pitch. I can’t wait to get in the stadium, I’ve seen a lot of videos and it looks fantastic and I can’t wait to get on the pitch.”
He will join Tomas Kavankara in trying to reinvigorate Celtic’s forward line for the remainder of the season. The champions still have hope of retaining their spot scottish premier league champions but must close the six-point gap on leaders Hearts.
It seems they’re prepared to do whatever they can to give O’Neal the tools to do so before the deadline, with reports suggesting at least one more name is in the works.
Celtic closing in on Benjamin Arthur
According to Anthony Joseph of Sky Sports, Celtic now close to signing Benjamin Arthur On loan from Brentford for the remainder of the season. Negotiations are ongoing and the deal will see Stephen Walsh return to Motherwell on loan before the transfer window closes.
The 20-year-old centre-back won’t be grabbing the headlines from the start. After all, he has only made three appearances for Brentford’s first team this season. However, he is a defender with plenty of potential, so it certainly doesn’t hurt to work with a head coach like O’Neal.
Should he complete his move, the Premier League talent will be a player to watch in Scotland. The Boyes don’t have long to finalize things on that front yet, but they should hope they can move forward with the deadline.
