As the January transfer window opens, Celtic fans eagerly await the club’s next move. With a secure position in the Premiership, the League Cup already won, and success in the Champions League, Celtic has no reason to panic. This allows Brendan Rodgers to carefully consider his options not only for this month but also for the upcoming summer.
The midfield is a tough area to break into with Callum McGregor and Reo Hatate dominating the field. Despite this, Celtic is still exploring the market for another midfielder, with Josh Brownhill catching their eye. The 29-year-old, currently at Burnley, has been described as ‘underrated’ and a ‘driving force’ by manager Scott Parker.
Brownhill, who is out of contract in the summer, has been in exceptional form this season, leading Burnley in goals from the midfield. While he may not be a flashy name, Celtic has a history of uncovering hidden gems, making Brownhill a potentially valuable addition.
If Celtic chooses to pursue Brownhill, fans should trust in the club’s decision, as he has proven himself to be a quality player this season. With his impressive performances and goal-scoring ability, Brownhill could provide the midfield strength that Celtic is looking for.