According to a Sky reporter, Celtic will “finalize” the transfer of a player for the same fee as Marian Shved. Marian Shved did not have the most favorable experience while wearing Celtic colors.
Despite Celtic’s overwhelming dominance, it is never effortless to maintain the intense and immense tempo that the team establishes on a season-to-season basis. In 2019, Celtic acquired Shved from Karpaty
Lviv with the expectation that he would emulate the numerous exceptional wide players who preceded him. However, Shved was unable to establish himself. In the present day, the players who are wearing green and white remain in the lead, as the subsequent group of players will be confronted with the same level of intensity. Celtic have already re-signed Kieran Tierney from Arsenal,
and he is well-acquainted with the club’s demands. The 2025 summer transfer window is rapidly approaching, and Celtic are in the process of signing their second player. Celtic have reached an agreement regarding the transfer fee for Benjamin Nygren. Shved has primarily played on the right flank, and Benjamin Nygren also prefers to play there as his transfer to Celtic approaches.
Anthony Joseph has announced on social media that Celtic have reached an agreement to acquire Nordsjaelland’s attacker Nygren for a fee of ‘£1.7 million.’ This sum is equivalent to the price paid for Shved six years ago. The Sky Sports reporter also mentioned that Celtic are currently in the process of “finalizing” a transfer for the 23-year-old.
UPDATE: Celtic have reached an agreement to sign Nordsjaelland attacker Benjamin Nygren for a fee of £1.7m, announced Joseph on Wednesday evening. Last week, @SkySportsNews disclosed that the 23-year-old had verbally consented to terms with #CelticFC and that negotiations with #FCN were proceeding smoothly. ‘Celtic will now endeavor to conclude the transaction with Nygren.’ Marian Shved’s Celtic career:
What happens next? It is my sincere hope that Nygren will be able to contribute to Celtic for more than three matches upon his arrival, as Shved was unable to do so. Shved was loaned out to K.V. Mechelen in Belgium as soon as it became apparent that he needed to move on. He subsequently secured a permanent transfer to the club in 2021.
Since that time, the Ukrainian winger has returned to his homeland and is currently dressed in the colors of Shakhtar Donetsk. However, he only managed to make 11 appearances this season, and he did not even make it off the bench during Shakhtar’s Champions League campaign, which ended in the restructured group stages.
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