Celtic Continues to Strategize for January Striker Acquisition – Report

Celtic Continues to Strategize for January Striker Acquisition – ReportWith fewer than two and a half hours remaining in the January transfer window, Celtic continues to seek the acquisition of a striker; however, as time progresses, there are no definitive connections to a prospective forward.

2nd February 2025; Fir Park, Motherwell, Scotland; Scottish Premiership Football, Motherwell versus Celtic; Celtic Manager Brendan Rodgers applauds the fans

The departure of Kyogo Furuhashi to Rennes two weeks ago left the Hoops vulnerable up front, with only Adam Idah and Johnny Kenny as recognised strikers. Despite having been aware for several months of Kyogo’s impending departure, the club has not yet managed to secure a replacement, resulting in a frantic search for a last-minute acquisition.

As the deadline draws near, the absence of definitive names has prompted apprehensions regarding Celtic’s ability to finalize a deal within the allotted timeframe. The Hoops have been engaged in various activities, successfully acquiring Jeffrey Schlupp on loan from Crystal Palace and facilitating the departure of Daniel Cummings.

However, the absence of a new forward continues to be a significant concern.At present, Rodgers’ team is facing a diminishing timeframe to secure a new No. 9. In the absence of an unexpected development in the final hours,

Celtic may be compelled to conclude the season with their existing roster, thereby designating Idah as the primary striker for the remainder of the campaign. Given that the deadline is set for 11 PM, the Hoops must act swiftly to acquire the necessary ammunition to remain competitive across all arenas.