Celtic Chiefs have now received an answer after they were late to sign the “excellent” striker, according to Sky Sports.
Celtic Plans to Transfer Before the Rock
Hoop and Brendan Rodgers They again signed Jota during January, and the wing player returned to the Rennes club. Celtic lost Kyogo Furuhashi to the French side, and Alexandro Bernabei also sold, and Stephen Welsh and Odin Thiago Holm went on loan.
Celtic seems to want to bring a few more players before the deadline on Monday, with the left back on the agenda. Rodgers has recently confirmed this Kelt and Tierney have an agreement before the Summer TreatyBut “ideal”, the club would make a loan with Arsenal for the second half of the season.
“Ideally [happen in January] But at this point, he is still a Arsenal player. I think everyone is agreed that this will surely happen in the summer. If we can do this in advance, then it’s great.
“I don’t know. I think, as I said, we have prepared it for the summer. And I don’t want to talk too much about it, with greatest respect, because now he’s not a Celtic player here with us. But if we succeeded, of course we would like to do so. But it is beyond our control at the moment. “
This has been claimed since then Tierney will stay in Arsenal by the summerabandoning the hoop exploring other full back options including Tyrell Malacia Manchester United.
Another attacking supplement one month after Jota is also sought after, With conversations for the Bondby Mathias Kvistgaardenwhich is appreciated by more than £ 10m.
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The other very connected forward was Sondre Orjasaeter from Sarpsborg. Recent reports claimed that Celtic gave an offer for OrjasaeterAnd more details of that offer is now divided.
Celtic Offer for Sondre Orjasaeter Rejected – Sky Sports
On Thursday, Sky Sports Anthony Joseph report revealed that the Celtic bid for Orjasaeter is worth around £ 4.6 million, and Sarpsborg rejected him. Discussions continue through the transfer, with the Norwegian side want to bring around £ 7m.
Author Timothy Fellowes He recently praised Orjasaeter’s dribbling as his “greatest wealth”, suggesting that “his statistics and style of the game are similar to Nicolas Kuhn”, believing that he will have a “great influence” if he joins Celtick.
The 21-year-old contributed 30 goals in 95 career appearancesAnd if Celtic embarks on the road, he will ask to add it to green -white, starting next week.
