Nicolas Kuhn’s future at Como is already being called into question, with reports in Italy suggesting the former Celtic winger could leave the Serie A club just 12 months after completing his £17 million move from the Hoops.
Kuhn arrived in Italy following an outstanding campaign in Glasgow that convinced Cesc Fabregas’ side to invest heavily in his signature.
However, the German struggled to make an impact during his debut season, failing to record either a goal or an assist while spending much of the campaign on the fringes of the first team.
Despite Como enjoying an impressive return to the top flight by finishing fourth and qualifying for next season’s Champions League, significant changes are expected to the playing squad ahead of the new campaign.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport via Daily Record, as many as 16 senior players could be moved on either permanently or on loan as the club reshapes its squad, with Kuhn among those facing an uncertain future.
The report claims the ex-Celtic attacker is no longer considered part of the club’s plans following a disappointing first year in Serie A.
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Not to surprising regarding kuhn imo?
Just another player in a very long line, of using our club, to gain financial riches elsewhere, but getting a career that’s going nowhere in return?
With the money on offer within contracts handed out these days, then if a player is made for life, when they sign such a contract, do they really care about the club actually paying them?
We got a great 6 month period out of Kuhn, and as soon as the spotlight came upon him, the stinking attitude towards ourselves was quick enough to follow?
Not the type of player, i would associate our club, regardless of suiting our player trading model imo?
But you are more open to the likes, within the price bracket we operate within?
So don’t get to attached to players whatsoever as a result?
Personally believe that players wanting to produce over a minimum 3 season period for ourselves, should be admired far more so within our support imo?
When that isn’t achieved, then the attitude question will remain, regardless of what is produced in a small period of time?
Understandable that we can’t compete with the riches on offer, elsewhere for themselves?
But couldn’t care less about them either, once they leave, and haven’t hung around long enough to even gain greatness with our club?
Give me a player who actually wants to put his career, before financial wealth any day?
Far easier said than achieved all the same, especially with those who fall into the player trading category?
Yet we aren’t going to replace 17M with similar value?
And if 17M buys you a player with an attitude Kuhn was able to display?
Would we really want to venture into such a market?
Don’t think that they would work to well together in our supporters imo?
That’s nonsense. If Celtic FC put a decent financial package together these players wouldn’t leave. Loyalty has a price.
After champions league he lost interest but he showed he had the skill como supporters should be more angry than us we seen what could do and the two bayern games our platers hit top form just bayern had a world class pool