Pundit now supports Celtics, re-signing “Excellent” stars after Tierney and Jota

The Celtic has developed a habit of resuming former players recently, and now the windows of summer are rolling in, and now it is possible to do the same thing again.

Celtics’ summer transfer business is already underway

While discussing Bhoys’ summer business, Kieran Tierney is about to arrive at Parkhead with a free transfer, a topic worth delving into.

The Scottish international could win the Champions League trophy at Arsenal and then return to his childhood club, representing a coup d’Order for next season.

Greg Taylor, perhaps Tierney’s direct rival in the Celtic, proved successful if negotiations on a new deal from former Kilmarnock could put Jeffrey Schlupp’s future out of his contract, about to expire at parent club Crystal Palace.

Interestingly, Tierney isn’t the only player Rodgers chose to bring back during his tenure. Portuguese idol Jota was shocked from Rennes in January after just six months of clothing in Ligue 1.

Since his second pitch in Glasgow’s East End, the 26-year-old has registered five goals and two assists in 13 of all matches, reminding him of his highest quality on the wing.

Ultimately, talented stars who gain admiration from elsewhere will continue to move forward primarily from the Celtics. It’s a fact of life for any Scottish Premier League club, but the fact that they were able to recapture the service later proves the recruitment department of Bhoys.

Of course, you don’t want the strategy to depend entirely on past heroes, but Slane doubts the Celtics can repeat this trick this summer.

Celtics back up and resign Kyogo Furuhashi this summer

On the open goal (59:40), former Celtic man Slane rejected Tony Watt’s suggestion, Tony Watt’s center forward Lawrence Shankland was probably the forward line against Bolster Bolster Bhoys.

Instead, he thinks his old side should consider that he might swing in the wild wild after moving to Reins in January, where he hasn’t scored in six top-tier games.

Initially, Watt asked Shankland when he came to Celtic, saying: “The Celtics may still need the Nine right now, right? Because Kenny’s boy isn’t really a sniff. A guy who scored 25 goals, I don’t think it’s the worst.”

In answering his comments, Slane then added: “The reason I want to say no is that I will smell the smell brought back to JD.com. It will be like Tierney and Jota, you will sell less than you do. It will be a big deal.”

Furuhashi was labeled as “excellent” by Celtic boss Rodgers, winning 85 times for Bhoys in 165 games and becoming a fan favorite among supporters while leading Parkhead.

However, he seeks a new challenge that most supporters may want to become a new name this summer because it is necessary to increase with future sales value.