Liel Abada Celtic transfer update as Premier League...

Liel Abada Celtic transfer update and Billionaire-owned

Liel Abada Celtic transfer update and Billionaire-owned club’s bid for Rangers man

Coming up is the January transfer window, and Scottish clubs will have until February 1st to complete

their business.

Both Celtic and Rangers have strengthened their rosters this month, but it’s unclear if they’ll feel

pressured to make another trade before the transfer deadline.

Here are a couple of the headlines from Glasgow’s largest clubs as there aren’t many days left.

Hove Albion, who are getting ready to make a bid. The winger, who made his senior debut for the team

in the League Cup last season, is reportedly the target of a “significant six-figure” bid from the Europa

League team.

Stevens is highly thought of at Ibrox but his performances at youth level have not gone unnoticed it

seems with Brighton keen to add him to their youth structure ranks, which has seen so many players

progress into the first-team in recent seasons. The report claims the Seagulls could push to complete the

move before the February 1 deadline.

Stevens is an England youth international and joined the club from Wimbledon in the summer of 2022.

In the wake of several connections to English teams, Brendan Rodgers has taken steps to clearly state

his position on Liel Abada. Due to his struggles with injuries this season, the Israel international has

only made six league appearances for Celtic.

However, in light of the connections to Watford, Southampton, and West Brom, Rodgers has reaffirmed

the team’s position that Abada will not be moving this month.

He declared, “There’s nothing on Liel.” “I am aware that tales about him have been created for various

motives, most likely in an attempt to speculate about Liel’s recent behavior. It’s really, really easy.

“Liel is a player I am excited to work with and that I can improve,” the player said after returning to the

field after a lengthy injury layoff. He is a player I spoke with early on; he approaches me, we chat, and he

is very much focused on growing here at Celtic.”You can’t deny that given the hardships he faces in his

native country, that makes sense. However, we don’t want to sell him.

“He’s a really important component of what we want to do here, and as I’ve always said, football will

look different when the appropriate players are available.

“You just see with him alone coming back in the difference he then makes to our team. So, I won’t be in

a hurry to want to lose that.”