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celtics According to a new source, a plan has been drawn up for specific attacking signings in the January transfer window.
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The Hoops continue to be linked with new signings, especially with the winter window opening just a week away, as well as a reunion with former heroes Kieran Tierney This issue has been discussed in recent days and it will be a high-profile event.
The left-back has found it difficult to get game time in an Arsenal shirt and Mikel Arteta appears to have a low opinion of him, having spent last season on loan at Real Sociedad. A return to Parkhead could be a smooth one, with the Scot proving popular in his first season at the club, winning five games scottish premier league title.
Michelle-Angie Barikvisha He also emerged as a potential addition to Celtic in the near future, with the Royal Antwerp attacking ace seen as a possible successor to former player Jota, who left in 2023 to join Saudi Arabian professional league side Al-Itti Hard.
In terms of possible transfers in January, the left-back Alexander Bernabe A permanent move away from Parkhead has been backed, meaning Tierney’s return to the club would make more sense.
Celtics eye specific offensive signings in January
According to the latest update Stephen McGowan, Daily Mail, Celtic target left-winger in January transfer windowas they look to further improve Rodgers’ offensive options.
Reports claim the Hoops manager “held a transfer planning summit with majority shareholder Dermot Desmond and chief executive Michael Nicholson in Dublin last week” and that their “new arrivals for January” are talk, and a left-sided attacker is a “priority.”
Rodgers is also said to like the idea of bringing Tierney back regardless of whether Greg Taylor “commits to a new contract”.
Bringing in extra firepower is never a bad thing for Celtic, and the left wing does look like the more pressing area of the pitch in need of improvement in terms of depth and quality.
Nicolas Kuhn has locked down a spot on the right, and the likes of Kyogo Furuhashi and Adam Idah are excellent options to lead the line, but there’s arguably competition on the left The levels are not the same.
Maeda Daizenyu Only scored twice He has made 15 appearances in the Scottish Premiership this season, so bringing in someone with a bit more of an end product makes sense, especially in an effort to ensure the Japanese are forced to look to the next level on a consistent basis.
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Maeda is obviously still an important player for Celtic, but his final ball or finishing has let him down at times, so it would be nice to see a better winger join the mix, such as the excellent Kuhn.
