Celtic Told to Make January Move for Star Rangers Can’t Afford
Glasgow Celtic legend Peter Grant has urged his former club to make a January transfer swoop for a player deemed too expensive for rivals Rangers.
Grant, who played for Celtic from 1984 to 1997, believes the Hoops should capitalize on Rangers’ financial constraints to secure the signature of the coveted star.
“Celtic should definitely consider making a move for this player,” Grant said. “With Rangers unlikely to afford him, it’s an opportunity for Celtic to strengthen their squad.”
The identity of the player in question remains unclear, but Grant’s endorsement highlights Celtic’s potential transfer advantage.
Rangers’ Financial Constraints
Rangers’ financial limitations have been well-documented, and Grant’s comments underscore the challenges facing the Ibrox club.
“Celtic have a chance to get ahead of Rangers in the transfer market,” Grant added. “They should seize this opportunity to bring in quality players.”
Celtic’s Transfer Plans
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has remained tight-lipped about potential January signings. However, Grant’s advice may influence the club’s transfer strategy.
The Hoops have been linked with several players, including a £25m-rated star. Securing this target would significantly bolster Celtic’s squad.
Grant’s Verdict
Peter Grant’s Celtic legacy and football expertise make his advice noteworthy. His call to action may prompt Celtic to reassess their transfer priorities.
As the January transfer window approaches, Celtic and Rangers will closely monitor each other’s moves. Grant’s comments have added fuel to the ongoing rivalry between the two Glasgow giants.
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