The major secret things that Celtic Fc still need to accomplish in the final 5 days of the transfer window before deadline

Celtic is now in the last few days of the transfer window, and players are likely to go both ways at Parkhead.

Nicolas Kuhn is the only known player coming from Rapid Vienna so far. He could make his debut this weekend when his team plays Ross County at home.

Still, fans will be interested in seeing how Brendan Rodgers plans to add to his current roster while also keeping his promise to cut down on what has become an overly large squad.

Without further ado, 67 Hail Hail let’s look at where transfers might happen between now and February 1st, when the market closes for the day.

Celtic is still very interested in the left back spot.

Many Celtic fans have said over and over that Rodgers should add a left back before the end of the window. They don’t want to sound like broken record.

The club seems to agree with this, as reports say that getting someone to compete with Greg Taylor is a top goal at Parkhead before the transfer window closes for good.

His positional equivalent, Alexandro Bernabei, is thought to be someone who could be moved this month, which could mean that the Argentinian has to pay more to fill the vacancy.

Full-back for Estoril A lot of people have said that Tiago Araujo is a good candidate for the job, and that name will probably keep coming up as the market activity winds down.

The Scottish Sun says that any plans Celtic may have had to sign Liverpool kid Owen Beck are now over [12].

The former Dundee loan player was being watched by the Scottish champions, but he played for Liverpool in their 4-0 win over Bournemouth on Sunday, which means he can’t play for a third club this season.

Celtic are looking to add a striker to help Kyogo Furuhashi.
It’s not up to Kyogo Furuhashi to find attack chances all by himself, even though he is the only senior striker available right now because others are out.

Both Daizen Maeda and Hyeongyu Oh are at the AFC Asian Cup with Japan and South Korea, so they clearly need an extra number nine player to add to their current choices.

A lot of different ideas have been put forward about who the Hoops should sign, and it seems like that’s become the main point of disagreement among many fans.

One of Sydney van Hooijdonk’s second names is well-known, and he hasn’t ruled out moving this month. Would he be able to lead the line at Celtic like his father did? It’s too early to say right now.

Bojan Miovski, Lawrence Shankland, Mathias Kvistgaarden, and Joe Gelhardt have all shown up as other guys the Bhoys could date.

The Daily Record has also mentioned the possibility of a loan deal, saying that several shooters from south of the line have been tested.

Rodgers will want to cut down on his Celtic team.
Rodgers also wants to make sure that the bills are balanced by getting rid of unnecessary players. This is something he plans to do in the next ten days.

In one of the stranger situations of recent times, Gustaf Lagerbielke, who was signed for £3 million this summer, seems to have one foot out the door now that Serie A teams are interested in the Sweden international.

Marco Tilio and Yuki Kobayashi are likely to go on loan this month. Forgotten player James McCarthy and the defender Bernabei [Anthony Joseph] could also join them in the exit room.

Third-choice goalie Benjamin Siegrist’s move to Sturm Graz fell through earlier in the window. It’s still unclear if he will still be in Glasgow by the end of the game.

Adam Montgomery and Hyeokkyu Kwon have both been loaned to Motherwell and St. Mirren in the SPFL. Mackenzie Carse will play with Ben McPherson, who is on the B team, in the level below at Queens Park.

An Irish forward named Johnny Kenny has extended his loan deal at Tallaght Stadium [Shamrock Rovers FC], so he will stay there.