It appears that we may be losing Hyeongyu’s services. Oh, very soon! According to reports, KRC Gent of Belgium is eager to recruit the South Korean international as soon as the transfer window opens, which is today, people!
It appears that any move will be permanent, and the more prudent loan option won’t even be taken into account. However, Celtic will receive add-ons in the contract for the Korean striker, such as a sell-on clause.
The fee is believed to be around £4.2 million which will net a decent profit on the £2.5 million the club paid for the forward back in January 2023 in what turned out to be the last transfer window under Ange Postecoglou.
Not a huge amount, but a profit of £1.7 million anyway, and our third-choice striker may have made more in the last four months. Without a doubt, all of that money—plus maybe a little more—will have to go toward finding a South Korean substitute.
Adam Idah has returned to Norwich, thus Kyogo is the only experienced forward in our team. Therefore, if Oh decides to move on, we must buy a striker to take his place.
Adam Idah is by far everyone’s favorite, which makes sense, but we truly need three strikers at the club and we can’t wait to find out how his future at Norwich is going to pan out.
Bojan Miovski is the man for me. Costing between £5 and £6 million, the Aberdeen striker would be a wonderful deal because you know what you’re getting with the North Macedonian international.
Not to mention, he can score goals. He is skilled in the air and with the ball at his feet. It also makes sense because he is aware of the essence of our game.
If Oh does quit, we need to find a replacement as soon as possible, and Miovski is the best candidate for the job.
Every Celtics fan would be happy to have Kyogo, Miovski, and Idah on the team for the upcoming campaign. We had Larsson, Sutton, and Hartson under Martin O’Neill twenty years ago, and we had McGarvey, McCluskey, and Nicholas back in the 1980s.
