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“Celtic Star Shockingly Persuaded to Join New Club After Manager’s Promise – Details Inside
A Celtic player has reportedly been convinced to leave the Scottish champions and join a new club after receiving a promise from his potential new manager, according to recent reports.
Celtic’s Champions League Heartbreak
Celtic endured Champions League disappointment on Tuesday night as they were knocked out in dramatic fashion.
Bayern Munich scored in the dying moments of the match, denying Celtic extra time and securing their place in the tournament’s last 16.
Celtic had pulled level on aggregate through a surprising goal from Nicolas Kuhn, making the score 2-2, but Alphonso Davies delivered the devastating blow in the fourth minute of injury time.
Despite the loss, manager Brendan Rodgers expressed pride in his team’s performance and remains committed to making Celtic a consistent presence at this level.
“It’s a mixture of pride, first in the performance level. We have to remember this is Bayern Munich, and everyone talked about that before the game,” Rodgers said to the media. “Performance-wise, we were outstanding, played without fear.
We defended well, with discipline, pressed at the right moments, gave them problems, and were compact when we needed to be.”
Rodgers continued, “Our European credibility was crucial. That’s my main takeaway from this campaign. We’ve learned some valuable lessons, played some great football, and faced a club of this size.
One of their players costs more than our entire budget. This gives us a foundation to build on. Last year, even without the points, we made progress, and this season has been very good.
I want to make Celtic a seasoned club at this level, capable of challenging big opponents like Bayern Munich.”
Celtic Youngster Set to Join West Ham
Off the pitch, Celtic have suffered another blow, as Daniel Cummings’ potential move to West Ham appears imminent.
According to Hammers News, the young striker is closer than ever to joining the Premier League side after manager Graham Potter promised him first-team minutes.
West Ham showed interest in Cummings during January, while Celtic had hoped to keep him at the club.
Rodgers had urged the player to be patient as he awaited a senior opportunity, but the 18-year-old has grown frustrated with his lack of first-team chances.
Despite Celtic’s efforts to secure him with a new contract, Cummings now seems poised to move to West Ham, where Potter has assured him a role in the first-team squad next season.
Cummings, who came through Celtic’s youth ranks, scored 34 goals for the B team, but that has not translated into regular first-team appearances.
He has made just one senior appearance, coming off the bench for the final 11 minutes in a Champions League match against Aston Villa last month.
Celtic is well-stocked in attack, as seen in their game against Bayern Munich, where they had both Adam Idah and Johnny Kenny on the bench.
With Cummings’ contract nearing its end, it’s no surprise he’s looking for opportunities elsewhere, feeling that a move is the best step for his career development.
