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Celtic show interest in signing diminutive midfielder, he already knows Liel Abada - Vimarsana News

Celtic show interest in signing diminutive midfielder, he already knows Liel Abada

Celtic are interested in Mohammed Abu Fani as they look to bring yet another Israeli international to Parkhead this summer.

Source: hitc.com
Celtic make first move to sign 'really very strong' 16-goal striker - Vimarsana News

Celtic make first move to sign 'really very strong' 16-goal striker

Celtic are already being heavily linked with summer signings as Caen striker Alexandre Mendy is being targeted for a move to Glasgow.

Source: hitc.com
The last Celtic side to beat Hibernian at Easter Road; where are they now? - Vimarsana News

The last Celtic side to beat Hibernian at Easter Road; where are they now?

Travel back to 2014 with 67 Hail Hail, a time when Celtic had both Amido Baldé and Virgil van Dijk, and could beat Hibernian at Easter Road.

Celtic want Iceland striker Finnbogason | IceNews - Vimarsana News

Celtic want Iceland striker Finnbogason | IceNews

Celtic manager Neil Lennon is hot on the trail of sought-after Iceland striker Alfred Finnbogason.

Source: icenews.is
How Peter Lawwell averted a financial crisis at Parkhead - and banked Celtic £170 MILLION in the transfer market - Vimarsana News

How Peter Lawwell averted a financial crisis at Parkhead - and banked Celtic £170 MILLION in the transfer market

  How Peter Lawwell averted a financial crisis at Parkhead - and banked Celtic £170 MILLION in the transfer market PREMIUM How Peter Lawwell averted a financial crisis at Parkhead - and banked Celtic £170 MILLION in the transfer market WHEN Peter Lawwell succeeded Celtic chief executive Ian McLeod in the September of 2003, the Parkhead club was, from the outside looking in at least, buoyant. Martin O’Neill’s men may have finished the previous season trophyless – but reaching the UEFA Cup final had been an exhilarating experience for fans and the feelgood factor the feat gener...