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Transfer: Celtic set to lose Iheanacho as Turkish clubs offer big money
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Transfer: Celtic set to lose Iheanacho as Turkish clubs offer big money

Daily Post 25 days 1 mins read

Scottish side, Celtic may encounter challenges in retaining Kelechi Iheanacho in their squad next season as the club’s option to extend his contract for an additional season has lapsed, resulting in uncertainty regarding the future of the Super Eagles striker.

The 29-year-old was not present when the Scottish champions resumed pre-season training at Lennoxtown. According to The Scottish Sun, Iheanacho is currently in Nigeria, training on his own while he seeks clarity about his next steps.

The Super Eagles forward, who has previously played for Manchester City and Leicester City, is interested in staying at Parkhead after making a significant impact during Celtic’s title-winning season.

Celtic boss, Manager Martin O’Neill is also reportedly keen to keep him on the team.

Nevertheless, no formal negotiations have occurred regarding a new contract, which heightens the uncertainty surrounding the striker’s future with Celtic.

As Iheanacho is now a free agent, Turkish clubs have already started to make attractive offers in an attempt to secure his services.

Transfer: Celtic set to lose Iheanacho as Turkish clubs offer big money

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