Celtic make decision on out-of-favour striker: Summer sale confirmed
A time for Celtic to make decisions regarding the departure of some players from their squad.
Celtic are at a crucial point in the season, attempting a historic comeback in the Scottish Premiership to catch league leaders Hearts.
However, while the team battles for the title on the pitch, significant moves are also beginning to emerge in the lead-up to the next transfer window.
Celtic are looking for a new type of striker and are considering selling Johnny Kenny permanently
According to Football Insider, the club are prepared to sell striker Johnny Kenny this summer. The 22-year-old is currently on loan at Bolton Wanderers, a team in the lower tiers of English football, but apparently his performances haven’t been enough to convince Martin O’Neill’s coaching staff to include him in the first team.
This decision reflects Celtic’s intention to revamp their attack with players who are a better fit for the club’s footballing philosophy. It has even been suggested that the recent signing of striker Tomáš Čvančara hasn’t quite lived up to expectations, leading the board to explore other options in the transfer market.
Among the names that have emerged as potential signings, striker Claudio Borja stands out, whose playing style would be a better fit for the team’s attacking approach.
The club’s objective is to find a striker who can effectively link up with Benjamin Nygren, thereby strengthening the team’s attack for the upcoming season. In this context, everything points to Johnny Kenny not continuing in Glasgow, and his departure would be finalized in the next summer transfer window.
