Celtic is now looking to sign a new penalty striker of £ 1.5 million after Nygren Deal

After having concluded an agreement to sign Benjamin Nygren, Celtic would now have set out on their second addition of summer attack in the form of a talented attacker.

Celtic agrees £ 1 m nygren transfer

It has been the main name among the Celtic titles in recent weeks and the Bhoys have finally obtained the signing of Nygren. According to Fabrizio Romano, who gave the transfer of “here”, the Scottish Première champions concluded an agreement to sign the Nordsjaelland winger for only 1.5 million euros (1 million sterling pounds) in what could transform into a four -year agreement.

For only 1 million sterling books, Celtic will welcome a winger who scored 16 goals and created four other competitions in Denmark last season. Although he can take the time to settle at a new level, it is undeniable that these figures are certainly a positive sign.

After the return to Kieran Tierney by the door, Nygren continues the impressive summer of Celtic which, if the reports are to be passed, should not continue.

Alongside Nygren, the Bhoys were also linked to the striker of Brighton & Hove Albion Evan Ferguson. The Irishman desperately needed a new start after falling the hierarchical order at the Amex, then did not make his mark at West Ham United in the second half of last season.

That Celtic decides to offer before the new start is the big question. They have been responsible for the recovery of premier league talents in the past, but can still turn to other options in the coming months.

Whether it is Ferguson or others, the Scottish giants would remain focused on attacking creations and would now have shot an option in League J1.

Celtic Now targeting £ 1.5 m shin yamada

As Scottish Sun reported, Celtic is now looking to sign the striker of the Shin Yamada penalty box from Kawasaki Front this summer. The 25 -year -old striker, estimated at 1.5 million pounds sterling, could become the last Japanese export to go to Celtic Park, according to the traces of Daizen Maeda and Kyogo Furuhashi in the process.

Although Yamada’s figures have dropped so far in the 2025 season – only marking six goals in 31 appearances – the previous campaign has shown exactly why Celtic is interested and spotted it.

With 20 goals and five assists in a season described as “impressive” by Hudl Wyscout, this is the level to which Yamada will be eager to return. And Celtic could still play a big role in this.

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Kyogo and Maeda have particularly prospered in Scotland, the first winner in France accordingly, and Yamada could now be the next Japanese talent impressive on the Celtic path.