Sydney van Hooijdonk might be on the verge of following in his father’s footsteps and joining Celtic, according to circulating rumors. Throughout the summer and now into the January transfer window, discussions have linked the Bologna striker to Celtic. The prospect of seeing another van Hooijdonk at Parkhead, following in the footsteps of his legendary father Pierre, holds nostalgic appeal for many supporters.
The Light Blues might face financial constraints in acquiring the center-forward during the current transfer window. With the January transfer window officially open, Glasgow Rangers are considering potential additions to their squad. Under the management of Philippe Clement, the Scottish giants have already secured their first signing, bringing in Fabio Silva on loan from Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers until the end of the season. Additionally, there are reports indicating Rangers’ interest in making a £2.5 million bid to acquire Vitesse winger Million Manhoef, aiming to strengthen their wide options.
Celtic returned to winning ways at Parkhead on Saturday afternoon. Goals from Kyogo and Liam Scales ensured that all three points remained in Glasgow’s east end and Livingston came away with nothing.
Cleator Moor Celtic won 3-0 in the local derby against Whitehaven in the West Lancashire League.
Jay Weatherill gave them the lead after 15 minutes and the same player doubled the lead five minutes before half time. The win came in 15 minutes when Luke Close scored the third from the penalty spot.
Celtic Football Club today announced that Celtic Women’s manager Fran Alonso is leaving the club to pursue an excellent opportunity in one of the world’s leading women’s leagues.
The fact that losing back-to-back Premier League games is a rarity for Celtic also testifies to the quality and consistency of the team over many seasons, and it is this consistency that the manager plays for his team.
The pressure finally paid off with just over 10 minutes to go when Caitlin Hayes equalised.
The defender has shown repeatedly how dangerous he can be in the opposition penalty area and his attacking instincts were once again on display in the capital. The Irish international was broken with the ball in the box and he found the bottom corner on the half-volley.
Celtic FC B suffered defeat on Saturday afternoon, losing to league leaders East Kilbride in their return at the Excelsior Stadium.
Nakamura’s career began at Yokohama F. Marino in 1997 and saw spells in Italy, Spain and at home in Japan, as well as four years at Celtic, during which he scored 33 goals and made 166 appearances. three league titles, two league cups and a Scottish cup.
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