Michael Beale eyes Sunderland transfer swoop for ex Celtic youngster

Leo Fuhr Hjelde, a former Celtic sensation, is apparently Michael Beale’s target for Sunderland.Since taking over as the new manager of the Rangers at the Stadium of Light last month, former boss Beale has not made a single signing. However, according to The Sun, he may be about to approach Leeds United, a contender for promotion from the Championship, in an attempt to get a loan agreement for Norwegian defender Hjelde. With just three appearances for the Lily Whites this season, the massive keeper—who can also play left-back—may be permitted to go out on loan in order to get more first-team experience.

The 20-year-old played 13 games during his second half-year loan at Rotherham, and Beale is reportedly eager to add more defensive alternatives to his lineup. Once, while Hjelde was on loan from Celtic to the Highlanders, former Ross County manager John Hughes called him “the next Virgil van Dijk”.Leo Fuhr Hjelde, a former Celtic sensation, is apparently Michael Beale’s target for Sunderland.

Since taking over as the new manager of the Rangers at the Stadium of Light last month, former boss Beale has not made a single signing. However, according to The Sun, he may be about to approach Leeds United, a contender for promotion from the Championship, in an attempt to get a loan agreement for Norwegian defender Hjelde. With just three appearances for the Lily Whites this season, the massive keeper—who can also play left-back—may be permitted to go out on loan in order to get more first-team experience.

The 20-year-old played 13 games during his second half-year loan at Rotherham, and Beale is reportedly eager to add more defensive alternatives to his lineup. Once, while Hjelde was on loan from Celtic to the Highlanders, former Ross County manager John Hughes called him “the next Virgil van Dijk”.Leo Fuhr Hjelde, a former Celtic sensation, is apparently Michael Beale’s target for Sunderland.

Since taking over as the new manager of the Rangers at the Stadium of Light last month, former boss Beale has not made a single signing. However, according to The Sun, he may be about to approach Leeds United, a contender for promotion from the Championship, in an attempt to get a loan agreement for Norwegian defender Hjelde. With just three appearances for the Lily Whites this season, the massive keeper—who can also play left-back—may be permitted to go out on loan in order to get more first-team experience.

The 20-year-old played 13 games during his second half-year loan at Rotherham, and Beale is reportedly eager to add more defensive alternatives to his lineup. Once, while Hjelde was on loan from Celtic to the Highlanders, former Ross County manager John Hughes called him “the next Virgil van Dijk”.Leo Fuhr Hjelde, a former Celtic sensation, is apparently Michael Beale’s target for Sunderland.

Since taking over as the new manager of the Rangers at the Stadium of Light last month, former boss Beale has not made a single signing. However, according to The Sun, he may be about to approach Leeds United, a contender for promotion from the Championship, in an attempt to get a loan agreement for Norwegian defender Hjelde. With just three appearances for the Lily Whites this season, the massive keeper—who can also play left-back—may be permitted to go out on loan in order to get more first-team experience.

The 20-year-old played 13 games during his second half-year loan at Rotherham, and Beale is reportedly eager to add more defensive alternatives to his lineup. Once, while Hjelde was on loan from Celtic to the Highlanders, former Ross County manager John Hughes called him “the next Virgil van Dijk”.
But since moving from Parkhead to Elland Road in 2021, the young player has had difficulty getting playing time. Now, before the window closes on February 1, he might catch up with Beale at the Black Cats.

It comes after Sunderland defeated Stoke City 3-1 in the Championship yesterday, relieving pressure on Beale, who is now under.

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