Opinion: Celtic must avoid falling into European trap for fourth time
Celtic will go into Thursday night’s Europa Conference League game against Bodo/Glimt full of confidence.
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Celtic will go into Thursday night’s Europa Conference League game against Bodo/Glimt full of confidence.
Having spent a total sum of £91.89m according to Transfermarkt during the recent January transfer window, Newcastle United and their new owners have shown that they are not reluctant to splash the cash on new players to help strengthen their squad.
Tyson Fury is never one to shy away from the spotlight.
As Celtic get ready to face Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of the Europa Conference League knockout round on Thursday night, it will be interesting to see how Ange Postecoglou’s side approaches the game.
As well as having the disappointment of losing 3-0 against Everton in their latest Premier League match, Leeds United were also struck down with another injury worry when Stuart Dallas was forced off the pitch after just nine minutes played.
Tottenham Hotspur central midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is already attracting interest ahead of the summer transfer window.
At one time or another, often like clockwork every year, an age-old debate central to South African rugby kicks off. Invariably, the topic revolves around the litany of overseas-based players and whether anything can be done to stem the tide of departures from South African shores.
The previous summer transfer window was a busy one for Leeds United, more so in terms of players moving out of the club rather than many new ones coming in.