Celtic Set to Earn HUGE FEE from Manchester City Transfer of Former Celtic Player All Thanks to Former Celtic Manager for Adding a SPECIAL Clause to Player’s Transfer….

Celtic Set for £7.3m Windfall as Manchester City Eye Jeremy Frimpong Transfer

Celtic are poised to receive a significant financial boost if Manchester City successfully complete the signing of Jeremy Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen. The Premier League champions are reportedly interested in re-signing their former academy star, who has since established himself as one of the most sought-after players in European football.

Frimpong joined Celtic from Manchester City in 2019 for a modest £300,000 fee, but his impressive performances in the Scottish Premiership earned him a lucrative move to Bayer Leverkusen in 2021. The 23-year-old’s rapid progress has not gone unnoticed, and City are now keen to re-sign him to bolster their right-hand side.

According to reports, Celtic will be entitled to 30% of any profit Leverkusen make from Frimpong’s transfer, thanks to a cleverly negotiated clause inserted during Neil Lennon’s tenure as Celtic manager. With Frimpong’s release clause set at £34m, Celtic stand to gain a substantial £7.3m windfall if the transfer materializes.

Manchester City’s interest in Frimpong comes at a time when the club is seeking to revitalize their squad after a dismal run of form. Seven winless games, culminating in Sunday’s 2-0 defeat at Liverpool, represent the worst sequence of results in Pep Guardiola’s managerial career. The acquisition of Frimpong would provide a much-needed injection of energy and quality to City’s right-hand side, where 34-year-old Kyle Walker has struggled to maintain his previously high standards.