“Everybody knows” – bizarre stab Celtic Target -au Rangers and Celtic

The father of one Celtic Transfer Target launched a sting in Scottish football, marking him a “indirect” step for his son.

Celtic misses of late bids

Brendan Rodgers side maybe a good clear on top Scotland Prime Ministerbut the others are active in January a transmission window.

Kyogo Furuhashi went to join Rennes, which left Scotland giants that were supposed to replace forward before the window closed. After failing with several offers to sign a new striker, they eventually decided to re-sign Jota, and the 25-year-old joined the same side in which Kyogo joined.

He has already marked his return with two goals and an assist in three Scottish premiership trips, hitting the ground by running on his former ground and began paying a transfer to the Celtic Park. But that move in all quarters did not fall well.

Strelec’s father responds to a failed transfer

Before signed by Jota, one player for whom Celtic made a move was Slovan Bratislava Talent David Strelec, who found the net 11 times in 19 games so far this season and who captured Rodgers’ side.

They gave an offer to signing forwardBut Slovakia crashed him because he was thought to be too low, and Celtic eventually moved to other goals before Jota landed.

And now Strelec’s father revealed exactly what happened and how he left him and his son.

“You know, when I heard about Celtic’s interest, I was delighted”he explained. “I was there on the Slovan -first match in the Champions League, the whole families were sitting there, the old and the young, the incredible atmosphere. I would love to see him there. The big progress is from the euro, he is doing well, he has achieved goals.

“Celtic’s offer of 9.5 million euros? [£7.9m] That didn’t even help. Unfortunately, that’s it. But none of us knows the exact details of the contract or how installments or bonuses are set. Maybe Slovan wanted to get it all immediately, that’s why the club decided against it. It’s probably pointless to get into it. “

However, his further comments will not go well with the fans on both sides of the old division company, adding that the Scotland was just a two -storey league and a “intermediate step” for his son.

“I watched the Celtic game over the weekend, everyone knows that the Scottish competition is about two clubs, but it could be a good intermediate space for David. But there are things you just can’t influence. It turns out that it showed it turned out.

“It was beyond my control. Over the years, they have invested a lot in David, although some would say that he has already returned him. I suppose they know what they are doing. My son will continue to do good and be professional and in the interior of summer … who knows ? “

If the Celts return to Slovakia, they will have a job to beat Parkhead believers.