As their primary candidate for a new striker, Celtic have identified Kelechi Iheanacho.
The day was profoundly disappointing for the Hoops, as they were unable to secure a number of targets, including Kasper Dolberg, who ultimately signed with Ajax.
David Datro Fofana was also criticized by Chris Sutton for declining the opportunity to join Celtic, despite the fact that his loan to Charlton Athletic was unsuccessful.
Celtic initiated discussions with Iheanacho, who is currently a free agent following Sevilla’s termination of his contract, regarding his potential affiliation with the organization as time was running out.
Celtic should have additional time to negotiate terms now that he is no longer under contract with the Spanish club; however, there is one caveat that they must address.
The Europa League squad of Celtic must be registered.
Brendan Rodgers and his team are now faced with the Europa League campaign after being eliminated from the Champions League by Kairat Almaty.
The deadline to register their squad is approaching, and the Hoops will face off against Feyenoord and Roma, among others, in the competition.
The deadline for clubs to register their 25-man squad with UEFA is 11 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, September 2).
Who is most likely to be excluded from Celtic’s Europa League squad?
There are not many athletes who are likely to be excluded from the squad.
Hayato Inamura was not included in the Champions League squad; however, he may be included to increase the team’s size in light of the departures of additional first-team players.
Sebastian Tounekti, a recent acquisition, and Michel-Ange Balikwisha, a fellow wide man, will be incorporated.
Players who are indigenous and under the age of 21 are not required to be officially registered; therefore, Colby Donovan will not be included in the list.
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