Celtic are continuing their summer spending spree under Brendan Rodgers, determined to enhance their squad and maintain their dominance in football. The arrival of striker Callum Osmand and now Hayato Inamura showcases their commitment to strengthening the team.
Inamura, who bid farewell to Albirex Niigata fans after just six months, is on the verge of joining Celtic for a bargain price of £250,000. The 24-year-old Japanese centre-back’s imminent arrival signifies a strategic move by the Hoops, potentially offering a cost-effective solution with a high potential for success.
With the recent acquisition of Inamura, Celtic’s total of five new signings highlights their proactive approach in the transfer market. While Rodgers acknowledges the need for squad rejuvenation to maintain competitiveness, he reassures fans of more additions to come.
In a bid to stay ahead of rival Rangers, who are also strengthening their squad, Celtic remains focused on reinforcing key positions. As they continue to invest in new talent, the Hoops aim to sustain their winning streak and push for further success in the upcoming season.
