Nicolas Kuhn labelled Celtic tratransfer project as Chris Sutton outlines Hoops quandary

Nicolas Kuhn is being regarded by Chris Sutton as a project signing for Celtic; all he can hope for is that he is more Reo Hatate than Marian Shved.In an attempt to arm himself with a greater offensive toolkit before the championship game, Brendan Rodgers’ team appears likely to sign the German winger, their first January acquisition from Rapid Vienna. The 24-year-old has played professionally in Austria after spending time as a young player at Ajax and Bayern Munich, but he still has a lot to prove when he returns to Glasgow.

Sutton isn’t sure he is one of those signings you know you are banking on to come in and hit the ground running, despite having goals and assists in the top division over there. Although the Hoops icon acknowledges that those are difficult to come by in January, he notes that Rodgers stated he
“Brendan Rodgers keeps saying he wants quality, and adding a player as capable as Kyogo in the striking department seems like the ideal scenario,” he stated in the Daily Record. All of this is known to us. It has been in our ears for weeks. But here’s the deal.

How are you going to persuade a top-tier player to join your team only to be a bench warmer and backup unless you are bringing in someone to replace Kyogo in the starting lineup? More importantly, how much would it cost you to acquire a man who pushes Kyogo aside?Celtic is currently dealing with this problem. Signings are demanded by the supporters. Callum McGregor, the boss, and he are yelling for signings. However, I guess it’s a difficult sell. or purchase, if you’d like. Those that are acting outside of their comfort zones are the first. They are in high demand, so if you want them, you had better be willing to pay top cash.

“The men in the second group want to go out and play since they aren’t getting any games. Why aren’t you playing is the first thing you ask them. Why are you being let out of your club? You really are that good? Although there are occasionally exceptions, most people who look for escape routes do so because they lack the talent to be accepted into their own squad. I present Yuki Kobayashi, Marco Tillo, Gustaf Lagerbielke, and others.

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