Many advise against buying a player solely based on their performance in a major tournament, but what about the other way around?
As Celtic gears up for another season under Brendan Rodgers, fans eagerly anticipate new additions to the team during the summer transfer window. However, any major moves may have to wait until after Euro 2024.
While some of Celtic’s star players shine on the international stage, the team is also eyeing potential signings to strengthen their squad. With Joe Hart retiring, there is a significant gap in the goalkeeping department that needs to be filled.
Real Madrid’s Andriy Lunin, a sought-after goalkeeper, is one of the names on Celtic’s radar. Despite a shaky performance, with two goals conceded during a match against Romania, Lunin’s potential transfer value may have decreased.
Although Lunin’s errors may benefit Celtic in negotiations, the club must tread carefully when considering the possible high transfer fee. While his age and experience make him an appealing target, overspending on Lunin may not be in the team’s best interest. Ultimately, Celtic should prioritize investing in a strong outfield player if the price for Lunin becomes too steep.
