Greg Taylor’s Move to PAOK
Greg Taylor is reportedly set to join PAOK in Greece next week, where he will sign a two-year contract with the club. The 27-year-old left-back has been a free agent since June 30th and has verbally agreed to join PAOK after intensive and productive talks with the club.
Taylor’s Time at Celtic
Taylor joined Celtic from Kilmarnock in 2019 for £2m and has been a key player for the team, with 27 appearances and one goal in all competitions this season. Despite being first-choice left-back for most of the season, Taylor’s departure now seems inevitable, with PAOK and the player having reached a verbal agreement.
Impact on Celtic
Taylor’s exit would leave Celtic on the hunt for backup to Kieran Tierney, who has rejoined the club on a five-year deal. The Hoops will need to find a suitable replacement to provide cover for Tierney, and several options are likely to be considered.
Taylor’s Future
With a two-year contract at PAOK, Taylor will still be in his twenties when the deal expires. This means that he will have the opportunity to secure another lucrative contract in the future, regardless of whether he stays with PAOK or moves to another club. Taylor’s decision to join PAOK suggests that he is looking for a new challenge and a fresh start in his career.
