Sky Sports Gives Celts Transfer Hope

Sky sports corespondent Anthony Jospeh tweeted on Friday several celts transfer updates to possibly look forward to in the coming season.

Celtic transfer state of play:

GK: Benjamin Siegrist in talks 🧤

CB: CCV ✅

CB: Monitoring Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Ko Itakura & others📈

LB: Targets identified & sounded out 👉🏾

DCM: On the lookout 👀

WG: Jota ⏳

ST: In the market 🌍

1st team coach: Harry Kewell incoming 🇦🇺

— Anthony Joseph (@AnthonyRJoseph) June 10, 2022

Firstly Gk Benjamin Siegrist the 30 year old had an impressive season for Dundee united last season keeping a total of 8 clean sheets in a total of 29 SPFL appearances transfer market values the Swiss at £585,000 the short stopper could provide much needed cover in the position in light of the recent sale of Barkas.

Secondly I think we all realise how important the permanent signing of CCV is to the club with the American arguably being our most consistent player last season adding defensive stability and forming a formidable partnership with Starfelt.

According to the tweet Celtic are also on the lookout for further Cb this could be crucial to us being competitive on four fronts this season as even with the permanent signing of Carter Vickers Celtic still lack option in the position especially in light of the injury to Carl Starfelt on international duty with Sweden.

The Left Back, being targeted could very well be Argentinian u23 international Alexandro Bernabei who is currently being heavily linked with the hoops

If there is one thing that completely unites the Celtic support in agreement is the desire to secure the signature of Jota on a permanent basis the winger lit up Parkhead last season at at the price of 6 million it would greatly impact Celtic negatively both of and on the pitch if the deal is not completed.

It goes to show the attacking philosophy at Celtic when desperate having the two best strikers in the league we are looking to add to that firepower a third opinion could prove extremely useful especially with the injury crisis Celtic suffered in the striker position last season where to be repeated this campaign.Finally in relation to the back room staff The addition of former Australian international and Barnet head coach Harry Kewell will provide vital experience in the champions league as the Celts Head back to the competition next season.