New Celtic transfer priority emerges after left-back chase as Brendan Rodgers eyes late action

New Celtic transfer priority emerges after left-back chase as Brendan

Rodgers eyes late action-report

New Celtic transfer priority emerges after left-back chase as Brendan Rodgers eyes late action-report

Before the transfer window closes at 11.30 p.m., Celtics manager Brendan Rodgers is eager to finalize a few moves.

After moving to Glasgow for £3 million in mid-January, Nicolas Kuhn appeared to be the lone reinforcement

at Parkhead during a quiet few weeks.

Adam Idah of Norwich City will be Rodgers’ second window addition, despite his reluctance to commit

to a long-term loan until the end of the season.

There will be departures today as well. According to rumors, Mikey Johnston is now en route to West Bromwich Albion,

where he will have a medical examination prior to finalizing his temporary swap to the Hawthorns.

If his protracted impasse with Celtic comes to an end, Gustaf Lagerbielke might accompany him on his way out.

Prior to the Bhoys pausing talks over Cameron Carter-Vickers’ injury worries, the Sweden international

was scheduled to join Serie A team Lecce.

The 23-year-old won’t be traveling to the continent, according to local Italian media via Football Scotland,

in an uncertain scenario.In addition, David Turnbull is reportedly close to joining Cardiff City for a reported £2 million.

Prior to his departure being made public, Turnbull is finishing off a medical treatment of his own [Football Scotland].

Celtic focus on midfield addition in light of David Turnbull’s departure.

A left-back and a midfielder are expected to join Celtic today, according to The Daily Record, because of

Turnbull’s imminent departure and uncertainties surrounding Reo Hatate’s injury.

With just 36 minutes remaining in the Samurai Blue’s AFC Asian Cup semifinal match against Bahrain,

the Japan international was substituted out.

Rodgers might now enter the market quickly to boost statistics out of a fear of being caught off guard,

but the report makes no mention of any specific replacements.

Odin Thiago Holm, Tomoki Iwata, and Daniel Kelly may have greater opportunities in the second part of the campaign if Turnbull and

Hatate are removed from the picture.

Even yet, the Bhoys might still be shorthanded in the engine room, so if suitable backup becomes available before the deadline,

it makes sense to go after another midfield alternative.

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