Celtic striker search has two transfer solutions and Brendan Rodgers knows all about them

It's no secret Celtic are in the market for another striker. Brendan Rodgers admitted as much back in January when the Parkhead side came up short in their bid to land reinforcements.

In the end Daizen Maeda solved the problem by shifting over from the wing to blast 34 goals for the term – with Adam Idah and Nicolas Kuhn also weighing in with 20 plus strikes for the campaign.

There was also a taste of the big time for Irish youngster Johnny Kenny in the run-in, and the kid was also involved in the Scottish Cup Final defeat to Aberdeen.

But it’s obviously an area Rodgers will be targeting this summer and Parkhead talent spotters are already down to work scouring players from all over the planet.

There might just be a couple of options right under their noses though – and a pair of hitmen that would need no introduction.

And both of them were Scottish football scoring sensations – but have become expensive foreign flops.

Celts hero Kyogo Furuhashi and ex-Aberdeen ace Bojan Mioviski.

The two were top poachers in the Premiership and earned big-money moves. Yet neither one of them has hit the same heights away from Celtic and Aberdeen.

The Hoops haven’t been shy about bringing back former stars with Jota returning in January and Kieran Tierney back in a few weeks.

They were also linked with Miovski when he was banging in the goals for the Dons before he made his record £6.8m move to Girona in Spain.

Both could be back on the market in the next few weeks though – and Celtic should be in the hunt.

The question is, which one is now the bet bet? Record Sport looks at the pros and cons of both before delivering our verdict.

Snap Him Up

Celtic fans won’t need much persuading over this one. Most of them were not too chuffed