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After losing their previous two games in the Scottish Premiership, the Hoops have been winning again recently. On the weekend, they defeated Motherwell late in the game, and on Wednesday night, they crushed Dundee 7-1. The Rangers are still ahead of Brendan Rodgers’ team at the top of the table, and it appears like the title fight will be decided at the very last minute.
Even if Rodgers is preoccupied with issues on the field, it appears that Celtic cooks are already keeping one eye on the transfer market. Given that the money appears to be available, recent sources have even hinted that the Hoops may surpass their transfer record with a single acquisition this summer.
Loanee Adam Idah is reportedly amenable to a long-term move to Celtic, while youthful Patrick Casey of Charlton Athletic is also being considered.
The club’s main objective, though, seems to be a new goalkeeper, and Caoimhin Kelleher of Liverpool is a strong contender. The Reds’ goalie is someone Celtic “would love” to get, although prior reports suggested it could be difficult to convince him to move to Scotland.
Rodgers may be focused on problems on the pitch, but it seems like Celtic executives are already keeping a watch on the transfer market. Recent reports have even suggested that the Hoops may break their transfer record with only one acquisition this summer, given that the money seems to be available.
Adam Idah, who is on loan from Charlton Athletic, is supposedly open to a long-term transfer to Celtic, while young Patrick Casey is also being evaluated.
But it appears that the club’s top priority is to get a new goalkeeper, and Liverpool’s Caoimhin Kelleher is a formidable candidate. Celtic “would love” to sign the Reds’ goaltender, despite earlier rumors indicating it could be challenging to persuade him to relocate to Scotland.
Teammate Virgil van Dijk has also praised Kelleher, saying on Sunday that “he should have got it (player of the match).” I believe I am one of his biggest admirers.
“He is world class, as I have always maintained, and he delivered today once more. It’s encouraging to observe. He is a decent lad and a competent goalie, which is exactly what a team like Liverpool needs.