Celtic target Haissem Hassan is set to return to pre-season training with his team tomorrow, as there is still no agreement reached for the Egyptian winger to head to London for a Celtic medical…
The club will hopefully announce Bodø/Glimt striker Kasper Høgh on a multi-million pound deal, after the Bhoys struck a record-breaking £11m transfer fee with the Norwegian side for his services.
News last night, as reported on Celtic Shorts, was that the big centre-forward has completed a successful medical in London ahead of the club confirming his signing on a four-year deal later today.
Martin O’Neill is looking for more quality signings
Martin O’Neill is in the marketplace for several more major targets, as the squad is in desperate need of refreshment following a close shave in Scottish football last year.
Hearts and Derek McInnes gave the 5IAR Champions a good run for their money, after Tony Bloom’s initial involvement at the Tynecastle club, which could have easily been avoided, had proper investment in the playing squad been achieved last summer, as Brendan Rodgers continually pleaded for.
Haissem Hassan training return could clarify transfer intentions
Now reports from Spain have confirmed that the World Cup star will return to pre-season training with the rest of his Real Oviedo teammates this midweek, as the Hoops’ hierarchy has yet to strike an agreement with the Segunda Division side for the transfer to proceed. That is another frustrating update for Celtic supporters, but one that we are well used to, unfortunately.

La Voz de Asturias publication has reported that Hassan will join up with the Spanish outift on Wednesday, meaning nothing is expected to happen before then.
Kasper Hogh capture a real coup for Celtic
The Kasper Høgh capture is clearly a real coup from Celtic but it cannot stop there, as there remain massive issues all over the playing squad.
Matteo Cancellieri also a player of interest for Celtic
Rumours have emerged that the recruitment team have looked at Matteo Cancellieri from Lazio too, possibly as an alternative. However, both players should be getting brought to the football club as we are already desperately short of quality in that area of the team, with Sebastian Tounekti consistently inconsistent and Michel-Ange Balikwisha not up to the required standard.

Yang is now back from the World Cup and veteran James Forrest both make up the winger options before Martin O’Neill considers the Academy options that might make an impact this season in the wide areas.

Paul Gillespie
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Quality signings don’t just fall into your lap for a start spl is a hard sell getting into champions league a must for for top signings we have proved to players that we have ambitions this season yes we got caught out last season by a player going to ajax that was always his plan as he admitted he used Celtic to push through that move and left us scrambling for attacking players on loan that where not fit so many top players injured but this season we look more professional got important players on longer contracts sold player that was wanting away brought in two strikers that are fit and ready proven goal scorers important players back from injuries more players looking ready to sign im sure we Qualify for champions league we will hold onto important players and sign more playing in champions league is so important for attracting good players and agents know that there players get into better leagues its the difference Celtic are a large club 60,000 season book holders but being in spl is the only down fall we saying that you get noticed in that famous strip world top players tell you Celtic park is the best atmosphere they have played in if you prove yourself in that cauldron managers know you can handle most that makes good players great or poor handling the atmosphere many have failed