Former England international thinks Celtic summer target could cost ‘around £10 million’

The club executives and Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers will collaborate to identify possible summer additions at Parkhead.

As anticipated, rumors about potential additions to Rodgers’ team have already begun to circulate in the media.
The Bhoys reportedly expressed interest in Trabzonspor goalkeeper Ugurcan Cakir as they prepare to move forward with a potential £7.5 million deal to sign the Turkey international.

Word has it that Michael Nicholson has been involved in negotiations, which sounds intriguing. Nevertheless, we’ll have to wait and see if Cakir shows up to take Joe Hart’s place in goal.

Jake Clarke-Salter, a defender for Queens Park Rangers, gained attention earlier in the week when it was reported that Celtic is reportedly in competition with Burnley, Crystal Palace, and Wolverhampton Wanderers for his services in the Premier League.

The West London-based team boasts 30 appearances from the former England Under-21 international, who plays primarily as a left-sided center back and has only scored one goal [Transfermarkt].

Up until 2026, Clarke-contract Alterter is employed at Loftus Road. The Bhoys allegedly had “tentative contact” with the defender to find out his expectations and the potential cost of signing the Chelsea academy graduate, according to Football Scotland.

Former England player discusses the Celtic connections between Jake Clarke and Alter.

Celtic has always placed a high premium on assessing the English market, but there are dangers involved in searching south of the border because other teams in their football hierarchy are probably also interested in prospective targets.

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