Celtic is getting ready for a hectic summer transfer season in which both arrivals and departures are anticipated to be quite significant.
Completing the contracts for Paulo Bernardo and Adam Idah, two players on loan with buyout options, is one of the top priorities.
Paulo Bernardo, a Portuguese midfielder who is currently on loan from Benfica, has stated that he wants to stay in Glasgow to further his career. To obtain a permanent transfer fee that would keep Bernardo’s services available, negotiations are still in progress.
Adam Idah is another player that Celtic is keen to get back. The Irish striker has become manager Brendan Rodgers’ first option after a stellar first season at Celtic. The Sunday World claims that the agreement between Idah’s parent and the transfer money must be negotiated.
Finding a replacement for the departed Joe Hart is still a top objective, and Caoimhin Kelleher, an Irish international, is a long-term goal. Even said, Celtic is unlikely to surpass Liverpool’s transfer record for a custodian given the steep price Liverpool is willing to pay for Kelleher.
This was the Irish Sunday World’s back page this morning.
The Irish media is undoubtedly advocating for Celtic to make a double move, and I doubt many supporters wouldn’t be happy if the two Irishmen made their Celtic debuts the following year. However, one must admit that the likelihood of getting Kelleher’s signature seems quite slim.
