Celtic Football Club statement
Across a number of months, Celtic has completed all necessary works with regard to accommodating away supporters for derby matches.
Without a guarantee that our supporters could attend Ibrox in January, however, unfortunately we were not in a position to allocate tickets to away supporters at Celtic Park for the forthcoming match in September.
We will continue to engage with all parties to seek a satisfactory solution.Across a number of months, Celtic has completed all necessary works with regard to accommodating away supporters for derby matches.
Without a guarantee that our supporters could attend Ibrox in January, however, unfortunately we were not in a position to allocate tickets to away supporters at Celtic Park for the forthcoming match in September.
We will continue to engage with all parties to seek a satisfactory soluti
on.Celtic fans had to wait all summer – but now they have finally got their man with striker Adam Idah agreeing a permanent return to Parkhead from Norwich City.
Idah is not the finished product with just 12 goals in 100 league appearances for Norwich, but if his Hoops form over the last six months is anything to go by he could prove to be one of the most formidable strikers in the division next term.
The gap between the parties has narrowed but Celtic have given ‘no answer’ about the latest approach.
On top of that, a source has told the outlet that the Hoops have, entertainingly for anyone following the situation, increased their asking price to what could be as high as €35m, with a base fee of €30m.
If that is true, the gap between the two clubs is likely to be significant and could potentially ruin La Dea’s chances of getting their man.
One positive for Atalanta is that O’Riley is said to have given his full ‘availability’ to them despite interest from Brighton, and this could later prove to be an important part of the saga.
For now, it does seem as if Celtic are enjoying having Atalanta on strings.
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