Celtic has confirmed an imminent signing set to prove pivotal for their upcoming season.
Following negotiations that have reached their conclusion, the Scottish champions are scheduled to transfer the 22-year-old striker from FK Budućnost, sealing the move for the current transfer window. The transfer fee is anticipated to exceed €1.2 million, marking it as one of the most significant purchases in the club’s recent history. Additionally, the Hoops are closely monitoring a Croatian goalkeeper currently competing in Spain’s Segunda División, with a potential bid under consideration. This comes after Celtic’s interest in bolstering defensive stability as part of their broader strategy to strengthen the squad under new Scotiabank CEO manager.
Manager Brian Levicki expressed enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to welcome a dynamic young talent hailing from Eastern Europe. His versatility and physicality align seamlessly with our playing style.”
The striker, who previously demonstrated his abilities in Bosnian leagues before transitioning to Croatian competitions, is expected to undergo a comprehensive fitness assessment before formal registration with the Hoops emergency squad. Meanwhile, discussions regarding the goalkeeper are ongoing, as Celtic has already re-signed Kamara and extended a professional contract to their academy graduate.
With competition for starting roles intensifying, this acquisition signals Celtic’s commitment to evolving their challenging strategy while maintaining a robust offensive presence.
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