Celtic Transfers 2024

He can't be totally blameless though, he always says he has the final sign off..

McGinn was Lawwell, probably repeat itself with Miovski if we went down that road in the summer..

My point is more around the footballing infrastructure or lack of it..

The plan should be further sighted than Rodgers 3yrs or indeed Ange's 2yrs before him. We're totally reactive we need to be proactive..

 

Good lad, don't forget your tin hat

 

Tin hat and Happy Clapper badge sorted.

 

Firstly, your patter is *. Secondly, watch us smash it this summer and completely ignore it, choosing instead to focus on any other negative you can muster. Enjoy being miserable ya *.

 

Enjoy the clapping

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One thing you'd hope is that Rodgers has seen the talent here, likes of Miller and Miovski, would take both.

 

Just * spend.

 

This is where the can't attract players line doesn't wash..

Maybe top level in January but there is players domestically that could've made an impact the last few months..

Personally I want someone even better than Miovski but I'd take him.....Miller I badly want in..

 

Out:

Hart (Retired)
O’Riley (Big Dosh)
Oh (£2m ish)
Lager or Nawrocki don’t need both.
Some Deadwood

Hopefully keep Hatate and CCV,

In

GK
Idah
Bernardo
Winger
ST
LB
CM

Really don’t want to one of these summers where we bring in 8-10 players again. Just feels like we are starting over and most don’t ever make it. Idah and Bernardo plus 4/5 to replace/improve positions.

Just spend £30m on 4/5 players. Squads decent but can improve a lot. Build a team for Europe with quality not quantity.

 

After constantly checking Celticnewsnow the last two windows I’ll not be holding my breath for quality signings this window, embarrassing how much money we have in the bank while with one left back

 

This is the summer I need to get a grip and not read anything in to daft ITK posters on KDS

Canny have another Tete debacle going on for weeks

 

Feel like threads like this one and the transfer section are a total rinse and repeat job every window. We all know what's needed and who needs shifted/replaced/improved on. Links to various players appear but most of our actual signings are kept under the radar so lots of bullshit and vague ITK wannabes appear from the ether for 5 mins of lame. Then we're underwhelmed when the season kicks off and * ourselves by deadline day.

FWIW I would like us to do what every * else does and push the boat out on 4-5 signings to take us up a level. Can't help but feel if we're getting tetchy around August time again we'll be be seeing the same old same old.

 

Celtic clinched the Scottish Premiership title in style on Wednesday evening as they beat Kilmarnock 5-0 away from home, crowning them champions for the third time in a row - sparking celebrations in the green half of Glasgow. And fans could be looking at further reason to celebrate in future weeks, with David Ornstein claiming that Celtic will look to invest in the transfer window to back Brendan Rodgers after he wrapped up the title with one game to go in the campaign



Celtic began the season in red-hot form, dropping just six points from a possible 48 - though a poor run of form in the winter period saw Rangers topple their local rivals in the title race and look to be favourites to claim the title. But the Hoops didn’t let that deter them; and coupled with a Rangers downfall, their 2-1 win over their bitter rivals last weekend all but wrapped up the title


It’s 12 top-flight titles from a possible 13 for the Parkhead outfit, and they will want the good times to keep rolling - which could happen according to Ornstein, with the Athletic journalist hinting that the Hoops will invest plenty in the summer to back Brendan Rodgers


Speaking on the Sky Sports Back Pages podcast, Ornstein claimed that the Hoops will look to back Rodgers in the transfer window to fly ahead of Rangers and land blows in Europe. He said:



“[They beat] a Kilmarnock side that had beaten them twice already this season and were on really good form going away there.

“Brendan Rodgers has come under a lot of scrutiny in recent times up in Scotland, and he’s answered some critics. He’s got another league title under his belt.

“And from what I hear, they will look to invest in the market in the summer, back him and try and make a real impact next year - both domestically and in Europe.

“Fair play to Brendan Rodgers, he’s a really good coach and he has got another piece of silverware to his name. Celtic fans will rightly be delighted that they have seen off Rangers.

“They are closing in on levelling, they are one away from equalling Rangers’ record tally now so [it is] happy times in one half of Glasgow



Celtic's previous summer transfer window was far from one of their best. Only the signings of Luis Palma from Aris Thessaloniki and Paulo Bernardo on loan from Benfica have passed the test so far, but the winter addition of Adam Idah has been nothing short of inspired - and Celtic will be hoping that key areas of their playing squad are addressed.


Joe Hart's imminent retirement has opened up a chasm in their goalkeeping ranks; a centre-back upgrade will more than likely be needed to slot alongside Cameron Carter-Vickers despite Liam Scales' breakthrough season, backup will be needed in midfield for the likes of Reo Hatate, Callum McGregor and Matt O'Riley, whilst a game-changing winger to replace Jota, who left last summer, will give the club a bit more impetus on the European scene if they are to avoid a third consecutive exit at the Champions League league stage.

Celtic did bring in £25million for Jota last summer, spent little in the winter window and could land a huge windfall from Jeremie Frimpong's move to Bayer Leverkusen, having inserted a sell-on clause upon his exit which reportedly entitles them to 30% of the profit should the Dutchman move on

 

We’ve got the money not only to dominate Scotland but make inroads in Europe. Don’t * this up Celtic.

 

If David Ornstein is saying we are looking to back Rodgers in the summer, that's as good as gospel. He knows his stuff.

 

Was just about to say the very same thing

 

The both go hand in hand for me you prepare to win games in group stage competition then you are more than prepared for domestic football


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After Idah's performance, I'm thinking we do not necessarily need to replace O'Riley. Just play a 4-4-2 and skip the midfield often. Although, we will then need 4 strikers.

 

Just smash that effing Biscuit Tin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!