New transfer update on the star of the 25 million pounds sterling hoops who wanted to leave Parkhead

Celtic and Brendan Rodgers would have now made an important decision concerning the future of a quadruple Scottish premiere champion.

Rodgers linked to the foreign distance from Celtic

It was not the happiest beginning of the season for the hoops, after a disappointing summer, with the draw 0-0 at home against the Rangers proving to be a turn.

Everything does not seem to be well with regard to Rodgers, having been frustrated during the summer transfer window, and journalist Alan Nixon believes that a passage to a foreign club called upon the Northern Irish, despite links with the work of the Nottingham forest.

It remains to be seen how long the second passage of Rodgers to Celtic lasts, but it is a tumultuous period in the history of the club, summarized by the declaration they published a few days ago, with Michael Stewart calling him a disaster of public relations.

“Talk about not being able to read the play. Of course, they were under pressure and felt like they had to speak, but they would have been better simply to be silent than going out.

Celtic makes a huge decision concerning the “physical beast”

According to Football initiateCeltic and Rodgers decided that Daizen Maeda was not for sale at the opening of the January transfer window, although he was pushing for an outing that was blocked by the park chiefs.

It is said that the hoops “blocked his potential transfer” far from Parkhead “because of their lack of depth in the advanced areas” by the end of the season, Maeda admitting that he wanted to leave Celtic park during the summer.

Maeda is contracted at the club until the summer of 2027, so the time is exhausted if they may want to receive costs for him, but keeping it for the moment.

Celtic cannot afford to be in a position where they do not have enough firepower in their ranks, after a summer as forgettable to attack the signatures, and the Japanese classified by 25 million pounds sterling is a player who was greeted as a “physical beast” by coaches and also greeted by Rodgers in the past.

“He was absolutely brilliant wherever he played, but he played, he had an incredible season. He wins every penny and we feel like a club that he deserves more. He does not give much, except that he is very happy.”

Maeda is still looking for her first goal of the season of the season after four appearances, which is different from him, but the quadruple Scottish Première Champion is a player too good not to find a form earlier than late.

It may well that this is the last 27 -year season in a Celtic shirt, however, in order to avoid losing it during a free transfer in 2027, and Rodgers hopes that he will be able to review the best of him before the arrival of May.