Maeda Keeps Dream of Premier League Alive

Maeda Keeps Dream of Premier League Alive

Daizen Maeda’s Premier League Ambitions

Celtic Midfielder Draws Summer Interest

Nottingham Forest have launched the club’s first official approach of the campaign for Celtic midfielder Arne Engels. The 22‑year‑old Belgian is also on Roma’s radar, while Villarreal have joined the chase, according to a Voetbal Krant report. Manager Martin O’Neill confirmed he is unaware of any fresh bid from Forest but highlighted that Celtic are still waiting for a decision from Kelechi Iheanacho on a new contract.

Striker Weighs Contract Options

Celtic’s Nigerian attacker Kelechi Iheanacho is reviewing the terms of a fresh contract offered by the Hoops, though the 29‑year‑old remains in talks with other clubs. The Scottish Sun says the striker’s future is uncertain as he balances potential moves against staying at Celtic. Iheanacho’s situation could open a space for younger forwards like Filip Skorb, who is close to a move to Lecce.

Goalkeeper and Youth Talent Moves

Wolfsberger president Dietmar Riegler indicated no offers have been received for Nikolas Polster, a 24‑year‑old goalkeeper linked to Celtic. Meanwhile, an 18‑year‑old Celtic striker, Filip Skorb, is set to join Lecce, though Sturm Graz are also keen on the Poland Under‑19 international. Italian media have highlighted the interest from both Austrian and Austrian‑based clubs in the young talent.

Looking Ahead

Daizen Maeda’s recent comments reinforce his desire to play in the Premier League, fueling speculation about a possible exit from Celtic. With several clubs pursuing Engels and other players weighing contract decisions, the summer window could see significant reshuffling at Celtic. Fans and observers will watch how these negotiations unfold and whether Maeda’s ambitions translate into a move to England.

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