Since the transfer window opened last week, there has been a lull in activity at Celtic as Brendan Rodgers seeks to reshape his squad. However, there are expected departures of fringe players to make room for incoming talent.
Reports suggest that Celtic striker Hyeongyu Oh could be on his way out this summer, with interest from Belgian club Genk. Despite an initial offer being rejected, Genk is said to have upped their bid for Oh. It remains to be seen if a deal will be reached.
With the potential departure of Oh, Chris Sutton has offered his thoughts on the situation. He believes that Oh has potential and could be a valuable addition to the squad as an alternative to Kyogo. However, Rodgers seems unsure about Oh’s future at the club.
Oh has shown glimpses of promise at Celtic, scoring 12 goals in 47 appearances. But with competition from Kyogo and Adam Idah, his playing time has been limited. Idah’s loan spell success has further reduced Oh’s chances of regular minutes.
As Norwich City evaluates Idah during pre-season, Celtic may need to look elsewhere for striking options if the Irishman stays at Carrow Road. This could mean the club will be in the market for two new strikers in the upcoming transfer window.
