Should supporters be alarmed by the lack of Celtic transfer activity? What is Philippe Clement in need of?- Saturday Jury

Should supporters be alarmed by the lack of Celtic transfer activity? What is Philippe Clement in need of?- Saturday Jury

Should Celtics supporters be alarmed by the dearth of January transfer activity?

Craig Swan: Perhaps anxious isn’t the best term, but it’s definitely important to monitor what happens because now is the crucial moment to receive the additions. and the appropriate ones.

SCOTT BURNS: The window is still open for more than two weeks. There is a plenty of time. Celtic still leads the standings by a significant margin, but they do need to add quality. I anticipate some business being delayed.

Michael Mannon: If the agreements aren’t coming from places like the US or Japan, it’s hard to close them early. The Celtics may have to wait until the very end to acquire the other two signings they desire, but Nicolas Kuhn is on his way.

Michy Batshuayi is not going to be acquired by Rangers, but what does Philippe Clement need in current window?

CRAIG: Clement would benefit from an additional striker. He appears to have a respectable team at his disposal aside from that. ‘Wants’ rather than ‘needs’ are the focus.

SCOTT: It makes sense that they are searching for a left-back. Ridvan Yilmaz is still being pursued, and Borna Barisic’s contract expires in the summer. Thus, searching for a long-term fix makes sense.

MICHAEL: There’s still enough of work to be done; he could use a left back, another wide player, and possibly a center back as well.

Regarding the Motherwell investment appeal video that went viral this week, what are your thoughts?

CRAIG: It’s all harmless fun, but you’d hope the influential members of your club had the connections to get funding.

SCOTT: As long as it generated conversation, that was a successful outcome. Although it may not have been to everyone’s taste, it received the greatest amount of attention. But whether Taylor Swift makes an investment is still up in the air.

Michael: Seeing as how millions of people saw it and how it made national news proved it worked. It will have been a great success if it encourages someone with plenty of money to come forward. Although the video was humorous, Well’s long-term financial situation is obviously not amusing.

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