It seems that Celtic is facing challenges in securing a proven goalscorer before the transfer deadline. The club’s pursuit of Kasper Dolberg has been thwarted as the player is set to return to Ajax from Anderlecht. Additionally, Adam Idah’s departure to Swansea City has left Celtic in need of a striker.
One potential option for Celtic is Kieron Bowie from Hibernian. Richard Foster has suggested that Celtic should make a move for Bowie and is urging the club to pay around £5 million for his services. Bowie’s skills, such as holding up the ball, scoring goals, and playing clever passes, make him an attractive option for Celtic.
Charlie Mulgrew has also expressed his support for signing Bowie, emphasizing the importance of having a core of Scottish players in successful teams. Mulgrew believes that adding a player like Bowie, who has recently earned a call-up to the Scotland squad, could benefit Celtic.
As the transfer deadline approaches, it remains to be seen if Celtic will be able to secure a striker like Bowie to bolster their attacking options for the remainder of the season.