Celtic are nearing an accord to sign a “great” goalkeeper to compete with Schmeichel.

Celtic are nearing an accord to sign a “great” goalkeeper to compete with Schmeichel.

 

Celtic are reportedly on the brink of a deal to acquire a Premier League goalkeeper to replace the aging Kasper Schmeichel in the goal.

 

 

 

The club is hoping to secure a long-term solution in the position.News regarding Celtic’s transfer status Naturally, this is not the first instance in which Celtic and the Premier League have intersected during the January transfer window.

 

 

 

The Bhoys are seeking to enhance their performance by exploring English football in order to secure yet another Scottish Premiership title. Kieran Tierney is one of the potential candidates for that position, as he has the option of returning to his former club nearly six years after leaving to join Arsenal.

 

 

This agreement would be entirely logical in light of Greg Taylor’s anticipated departure at the conclusion of his current contract this summer and the pressing need for Tierney to revitalize his career.

 

 

Nevertheless, the Scottish heavyweights have been linked to some other Premier League players, including the left-back. Celtic are nearing an agreement to sign Altay Bayindir, who is presently serving as Manchester United’s backup to Andre Onana, according to the Star in Bay indie

 

 

, who is 26 years old and in a position to become a top-tier player elsewhere, is reportedly in line to be dismissed from Old Trafford in order to secure the regular game time that would be his in lieu of the aging Schmeichel.

 

 

 

, who is 38 years old and scheduled to depart Celtic Park as a free agent in the summer, may be replaced by Bayindir, a younger, more long-term option, unless he signs an extension. Nevertheless, the Bhoys may need to wait until the summer to secure Bayindir’s signature.

 

 

The Manchester United goalkeeper’s agent, as relayed by United in Focus, has cooled any raging transfer rumors by informing reporters, “There were offers from many European clubs and the Premier League for Altay at the beginning of the season.

 

 

 

“There are presently clubs that are interested in Altay; however, he is determined to remain at Manchester United and continue to play. The club is undoubtedly adamant about not releasing Altay. “Great” Bayindir has the potential to conclude Celtic’s quest for a goalkeeper.

 

 

 

While Schmeichel deserves significant credit for his successful replacement of Joe Hart in the current campaign, it was inevitable that he would be a temporary solution rather than a long-term candidate for the number one position.

 

 

Rather, Bayindir should be incorporated into this process. The transaction would be advantageous for all parties involved, as the athlete in question is well-prepared to assume a starting position and has a significant number of years remaining.