5 developing Celtic transfer headlines on Bernardo, Vardy, Tierney, Idah and Jota

5 developing Celtic transfer headlines on Bernardo, Vardy, Tierney, Idah and Jota

Excited Brendan Rodgers has disclosed that he can’t wait to start a new season as Celtic manager.

Now that they’ve experienced a thrilling sprint to the double,

supporters are hopeful that Parkhead’s power brokers will

continue the positive energy with a bold declaration of purpose.

The Irishman seemed to be playing in his position in

the Celtic bench for the first time ever as he survived a disastrou

s summer transfer window to win the two most important

championships in Scottish football.

Fans are already requesting incomings after securing a spot

at the wealthiest Champions League banquet in history.

With Joe Hart gone, Matt O’Riley will be difficult t

o hold onto since a number of elite players are interested in

his services. Before the first squad returns to action on Friday night against Queen’s Park, Record Sport sets out the present situation and what fans might anticipate.

Paulo Bernardo: Photos of the Benfica player undergoing his fitness test surfaced this week, coinciding with rumors from Portugal indicating that additional work is required to finalize a long-term return to Celtic. The midfielder is eager to sign a long-term contract to return to Celtic after spending a mainly happy 12 months in Glasgow. According to the Record, Bernardo is currently waiting for Benfica to produce six more young players through their world-class development academy. According to them, Bernardo is “waiting on an agreement” to join Brendan Rodgers’ team again.

Jamie Vardy
Although Celtic supporters anticipated a stunning transfer, it hasn’t happened yet. And it’s probably best illustrated by the heated discussion that punters had on the radio on Jamie Vardy’s signing. Since Rodgers’ return, there has been talk of a connection between the two. The 37-year-old, who worked with the Irishman at Leicester, is under contract with the Foxes through the summer of 2019, but questions still surround his ability to start at the front for Leicester in the Premier League. Under new manager Steve Cooper, Vardy is expected to play a major role; yet, a sizable portion of the Celtic supporters are amenable to the team turning to the former England international.

At one point, Kieran Tierney was being talked about for a £50 million move to Manchester City because of his explosive performances during the early Mikel Arteta era, which were seen as a ray of hope amid some difficult times. However, two doors are not ready to close permanently for the Scotland international, who is out due to a hamstring injury sustained during Euro 2024.

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