Celtic transfer news bulletin as Moi Elyounoussi in 'no rush' to decide future while Yang Hyun jun makes 'heavy' call

Incoming Yang Hyun-jun admits his Gangwon exit feels "heavy" as he leaves the struggling K-League side for Celtic.

The playmaker has had his transfer to the Scottish Premiership champions confirmed by his club after a saga that dragged on throughout the summer, with Gangwon initially refusing to allow the 21-year-old to leave the club while they face relegation this summer. However, Hyun-jun was desperate for the chance to move to Europe and his club would eventually perform a U-turn and green light a switch to Glasgow's east end.

The forward was given an emotional send-off by fans following the 1-1 draw with Seoul - with the attacker reduced to tears as he prepares to leave his boyhood club. He admitted it was a tough choice to leave the club during a tough campaign, stating: It's a difficult time for the team, so my heart is heavy. But I am excited and happy. I want to become a player who repays the support of the club in the future."

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