This month, a Celtic-linked defender could be available on a ‘reduced price’ contract as the club looks to ‘cash in’.

Brendan Rodgers attempted to sign the Nottingham Woodland focus back in 2018 while he was still with Aberdeen

The January move window is presently open and clubs the nation over have proactively been in the middle of getting new players and moving others on to pastures new.

The previous round of Scottish Prevalence matches, which saw Celtic win 3-0 away to St Mirren and Officers beat Kilmarnock 3-1 at Ibrox, was the keep going for a considerable length of time as the association enters the ‘winter break’. That implies that clubs can invest their energy zeroing in more on finishing business while the window is open.

The Circles are anticipated to take a couple of actions this window with focus back expected to be vital situation for Breandan Rodgers to attempt to build up. Presently, they might have been given a likely lift as a revealed move target is supposed to be accessible at a ‘cut cost’ bargain this month.

Reports have connected Scotland global Scott McKenna with a transition to Celtic Park this month as Rodgers reignites his advantage in the player he attempted to sign during his most memorable spell at Parkhead back in 2018. The 27-year old is at present with English Head Association side Nottingham Woodland yet has become undesirable and made only five first group appearances this season.

As per Football Insider, Backwoods are currently able to allow the previous Aberdeen to man leave at a ‘cut cost’ move expense as they hope to ‘capitalize on’ him while they can with his agreement set to terminate in the late spring. Nonetheless, the Scottish Bosses are depicted as ‘among’ clubs who are keen on the middle back so could confront rivalry for his mark.

In August 2018, when McKenna had laid down a good foundation for himself as a vital participant at Aberdeen, Celtic saw a £3.5 million proposition dismissed by the Wears. The Pittodrie club likewise dismissed offers from any semblance of Aston Manor and Sovereigns Park Officers before in the long run offering the protector to Woods 2020 for a charge of £3 million with different additional items that could ascend as high as £6 million.