Celtics are now scouting the “outstanding” Scots, who created 56 chances last season

The Celtic has brought a left back as Greg Taylor’s edge is closer to the exit gate and another can be recruited if recent reports can be trusted.

Celtic star Greg Taylor will leave after Kieran Tierney arrives

Celtic has begun creating a window to many headlines by announcing a free transfer after Kieran Tierney brought Scottish International House to Scottish International House in January.

Given that, long-time service defender Greg Taylor appears to be moving to Paok on a two-year contract and opting for the 12-month option. If he leaves with contractual freedom, that would make Boyce need another left back this summer.

Then, the question becomes, who can become a real competitor to Tierney? Sassuolo star Josh Doig was reportedly tracked by the Celtic and could return to Scotland after the start of his career with Hibernian.

There is also a youth player like Matthew Anderson or Mitchel framework to fill in the gaps. If that happens, Team B manager Stephen McManus believes there is no better role model than Parkhead’s Kieran Tierney, which allows young stars to look up to.

He explained: “Kieran returned to his age and led the way throughout his career.

“It gives everyone a real boost and for young lads, it’s another role model we have to look up to.”

Supporters are eagerly looking forward to the revenue campaign, and if the report is believed, the Celtics may now have the potential to win a Scottish Premier League star.

Celtics in James Penrice scout mission

According to Daily Records, the Celtics conducted a scout check on the heart of mid-Lothian left-back James Penrice and may want to strike in the market for former party drama Partick Thistle in search of rivals who locked corners with Tierney.

While their attention isn’t mistaken for something more, it does show that Rogers and the company are doing due diligence on potential targets to strengthen their defenders.

Neil Critchley was labeled as “outstanding” by Neil Critchley, and Penrice scored two goals and seven assists in 40 appearances in all games last semester as Hearts barely missed the top six.

Still, with Derek McInnes taking the helm, it remains to be seen whether the former Kilmarnock boss is willing to split up with one of his prize assets.

Hearts and Celtic don’t have a lot of rapport on the court and on the court, so it may be a huge fee to attract Jambos to get Penrice out of Tynecastle to compete in the divisional opponent.