Independent review criticises Rangers over Celtic ticket allocation and matchday planning
An independent review into disorder at Ibrox revealed Celtic’s safety officer was not consulted on away fan entry plans, which featured only five search lanes for over 8,000 Celtic supporters.
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Former Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi completes transfer to LA Galaxy
LA Galaxy have confirmed the signing of former Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi on a long-term contract, ending speculation about a potential return to the Scottish club.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic teases Celtic fans during New York event
Former striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic was warned that Scottish fans would not be happy after he made playful comments about Celtic during the Fanatics Fest in New York.
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Celtic target Paderborn midfielder Mika Baur
Celtic are reportedly interested in signing Paderborn’s Player of the Season, midfielder Mika Baur, as they look to bolster their squad options.
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Celtic transfer target Elijah Just set to join Swansea
Motherwell player Elijah Just is reportedly leaving Scottish football to join Swansea City, ending any potential prospect of a move to Celtic.
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Celtic transfer update: Expected squad exits and potential new signings
Celtic are preparing for squad changes with Daizen Maeda heading to Ipswich Town, while the club targets potential deals for Real Oviedo’s Haissem Hassan and Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas.
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Marcelo Saracchi’s agent criticises Celtic over failed transfer pursuit
Agent Marcelo Tejera expressed frustration with Celtic, stating the club did not actually want to sign defender Marcelo Saracchi permanently despite making public indications to the contrary.
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Tony Bloom’s comments on Celtic’s European performance draw response
Following comments from Brighton owner Tony Bloom regarding Celtic, the club’s recent European challenges have come under scrutiny amidst ongoing discussions about Scottish clubs in Europe.
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Chris Sutton labels potential Daizen Maeda exit a bad deal for Celtic
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has reacted negatively to transfer links surrounding Daizen Maeda, highlighting the forward’s major contribution of ten domestic trophies since joining.
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Paul Lambert outlines recruitment blueprint for Celtic
Former Celtic midfielder Paul Lambert shared his insights on BBC Scottish, offering a potential recruitment strategy and blueprint for the club’s future transfer windows.
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A look back at Freddie Ljungberg’s brief spell with Celtic
Former Arsenal midfielder Freddie Ljungberg joined Celtic in December 2010 at age 33, making his debut in a Scottish Cup victory over Berwick Rangers during a short stint at the club.
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Celtic make enquiry for defender James Penrice
Celtic have reportedly made an initial enquiry for former Hearts defender James Penrice, who currently plays for AEK, as they seek a replacement for Marcelo Saracchi.
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Former Celtic star warns club over potential Daizen Maeda departure
With Celtic reportedly closing in on selling forward Daizen Maeda to Ipswich Town, a former club hero has warned that the player may prove difficult to replace in the squad.
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Agent denies Marcelo Saracchi’s wage demands blocked Celtic move
The agent of Marcelo Saracchi has refuted claims that a permanent transfer to Celtic fell through due to the player’s wage demands, following confirmation that the deal is off.
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Analysis: Celtic’s missed transfers represent bad PR rather than bad business
Despite fan frustration over failed moves for Kelechi Iheanacho and Marcelo Saracchi, an analysis suggests the situations were issues of public relations rather than poor financial decisions.
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