Peter Grant reacts to Cameron Carter-Vickers...

Peter Grant reacts to Cameron Carter-Vickers signing a

Peter Grant reacts to Cameron Carter-Vickers signing a new Major Celtic contract

While there may not be any incoming transfers during the January transfer window, Celtic is making

sure that everyone else is retained in-house.

Since joining the team in 2021, Cameron Carter-Vickers has been a vital member, establishing himself

as the greatest defender in Scotland.

However, the biggest news for Celtic supporters thus far in the January transfer window came this week

when the 26-year-old signed a new deal at Parkhead.

According to Go Radio, Peter Grant expressed his “delight” at the announcement, citing Cameron

The athlete has been frustrated lately by injuries, but the winter break allowed him to heal, which was a

huge help.

Even if the American’s performance in Celtic’s 1-0 victory against Ross County on Saturday was

forgettable, he was back in the starting lineup yesterday and contributed to the team’s crucial clean

sheet.

Cameron Carter-Vickers can celebrate his new contract extension in the ideal way, as Peter Grant offers

his thoughts on the news.

“Delighted because he has been magnificent to Celtic, to be fair, Carter-Vickers,” said Grant.

“The back guys have benefited from his experience. Alongside Scales and the newer players, he has

performed. He has consistently been a rock and gotten better.

Sadly, he has sustained a few wounds. However, with him on the team, it looks so much better. Because

he deserves it, I am thrilled for him. Contracts must be earned via play, and he has done it admirably.

The Celtics supporters will be ecstatic about the signing, I’m sure.

With just a few days left before the January transfer window closes, it appears that the only notable deal

that gets done will be for winger Nicolas Kuhn.

In addition to being the least concerning aspect for the supporters, many of them—including Brendan

Rodgers himself—expected better.

Months have passed with promises of proven quality, but it hasn’t materialized.

Even if some supporters will be upset, it’s important to remember that the long term is what really counts.

It’s understandable if such players aren’t joining this month, but surely something is planned for the

summer?

And the fan base’s ire will intensify if the title isn’t delivered as a result of bad hiring.