New transfer update: Eyes on Specific Celtic signing

Dermot Desmond has eyes on specific Celtic signing after key development

Celtic have identified a priority signing during the summer transfer window, as Dermot Desmond looks to oversee more important business.

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The Hoops have been connected to a number of possible new players recently as they aim to strengthen their roster regardless of the outcome of the Scottish Premiership title fight.

According to reports, Desmond is eager to sign a new striker in the summer, and Celtic is even prepared to commit “huge funds” to the acquisition of a top-tier player to start at the front of the line. The desire to add more attacking players has increased as Liel Abada left to join Charlotte FC in the Major League Soccer.
At the conclusion of the current season, Adam Idah’s loan move could possibly become permanent, though things are currently a little hazy regarding him. This is because, despite the striker’s arrival at Parkhead on loan from Norwich City in January, Mark Lawwell neglected to put in his contract an option for Celtic to purchase the player.

FC Twente’s left back Gijs Smal, another player who has been compared to AC Milan great Paolo Maldini in the past—an outstanding compliment—is another one who is expected to complete a transfer to the Hoops in the upcoming month.

It appears that the Hoops have made their offense a top priority, regardless of what transpires this summer, and a fresh update has surfaced.

Celtic’s priority summer target revealed

After Abada’s recent departure, Celtic have prioritized finding a new winger in the summer transfer window, according to a recent update from Football Insider. At the end of the season, they want to “fill the void” that the 22-year-old has left “as quickly as possible” to make sure they appear healthy in offensive positions.

Considering the previous news about a new striker also arriving at Parkhead, it is good to see Desmond clearly endorse movements for attacking players, even though no specific player is mentioned in the post.

At a time when rivals Rangers are threatening to become a stronger force once more, Celtics are facing a pivotal moment in their recent history. The Hoops cannot afford to lower their lofty standards.
Brendan Rodgers’ job is far from safe; a recent report suggests that club executives don’t think he’s the long-term solution as manager; he’ll probably need to win the league to keep his position, and it’s critical that money be available to bolster the team.
But, if Celtic defeat Rangers to win the title while keeping Rodgers as manager, and then acquire a striker and a winger, it would further heighten their aspirations for future success by providing much-needed firepower to a team that has struggled to score goals this season.