Celtics now want to sign “Excellent” 40k-p/w stars in surprise summer deal

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers reportedly did not carry summer windows with him and could now turn his attention to a surprise target.

Celtic summer windows begin to take shape

Bhoys have done well in the Scottish Premier League title and will win their destiny this weekend if they win against Kilmarnock and then Aberdeen beats the Rangers 24 hours later.

Unfortunately, the Celtics missed the chance to guarantee league glory after a failed surprise last Sunday for St Johnstone. But Brendan Rodgers will know that misfortune will be a small setback in domestic glory.

That being said, what does this mean for the prospect of dominating the championship? On the surface, basketball seems to be proactive in the early days.

Augsburg midfielder Elvis Rexhbecaj is said to be available for £3 million on the Celtic radar. On the same token, long-term target David Strelec can get potential competition with Daizen Maeda and Adam Idah for £4.2m.

With the add-on, the fee could increase to £5.9 million, although in their rude financial situation, the Celtics have no problem paying premiums. On the other hand, this can be disadvantageous when negotiating a specific goal.

Still, early next season, the Champions League qualifiers are about to begin, with little time wasting time. Rodgers knows that if they have a design to secure a seat in the league stage, his team will need to be prepared.

The Irishman is now equipped with talent and turns his attention to a surprise goal, and he can strengthen his team by 2025/26.

Celtics’ appearance strengthens the goalkeeper ranks with Martin Dubravka

According to Chronicle Live, the Celtics are interested in Newcastle United’s Martin Dubravka for his uncertain future at St. James Park, due to rumors of James Trafford’s migration to the Northeast.

Surprisingly, despite already having Kasper Schmeichel and Viljami Sinisalo between the sticks, Bhoys can now pursue Slovak International. The latter recently filled out due to his opponent being ruled out by a shoulder injury.

The 36-year-old was labeled as Tom Heaton by Tom Heaton, making nearly 180 appearances for Newcastle United and earning £40,000 a week on his current employer.

If the Celtics want to trade for veteran plugs, observing the financial reality brought about by England’s PSR regulations could be a rather simple sacrifice.