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The marginalized Celtic Boli Bolingoli has been connected to Serie A.
The side has not been taken into account since the infringement of the lockdown was resolved through an unauthorized to Spain, a resolution that has postponed two Celtic matches.
According to the Italian publication Tuttomercatoweb, AS Roma may be able to take a step.
Italian giants can lose Aleksandar Kolarov and consider Celtic’s left-back as an imaginable option.
Bolingoli has also been linked to a movement to Istanbul Turk Basaksehir.
Chris Sutton says Celtic wants to do more this summer as there are still unrest in the team.
He wrote in his Daily Record column: “People don’t leave. They come in through the door. Fraser Forster and Craig Gordon are absent from the last period and only Barkas has signed. They want another replacement doorman.
“Greg Taylor took his own gadgets for Jonny Hayes’ departure and Boli Bolingoli’s stupidity and incompetence.
“He’s a smart player, but we still don’t know if he’s the real one and there’s no reinforcements either, so they want another left-back. “
“Leigh Griffiths’ indiscipline has shown that he cannot be trusted, so they want forward Edward and Ajeti as substitutes, because obviously that is how Patryk Klimala is perceived.
“Everyone talks about sales, but the fact is Celtic has to go up because there’s fragility there. “
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Celtic boss Neil Lennon believes enthusiasts will love to see Albian Ajeti when he finishes well.
Lennon Celtic FC website: “It’s going to be really good.
“He just wants to be and be conditioned. He went a long time without playing normal football and then took a vacation before coming to us, so in terms of fitness, he’s disappointed. “
“Fans have noticed cameos of what it will bring to the team. It is strong, technically intelligent Array and very finishing.
“For him, scoring two goals is already a start in his career.
“There’s more of this coming from him. He’s had two weeks now, but he has to move on to Switzerland, but he made it clear that he wants more conditioning. It will be evaluated through them. “
PSG turned down a Celtic pass to give in to defender Mitchel Bakker, according to Sky Sports journalist Anthony Joseph.
Parkhead’s club would like the 20-year defense, his initial technique being rejected.
However, Sky Sports claims that Champions League finalists have not “completely closed the door to an agreement imaginable with the Hoops. “
Bakker rose through the ranks at Ajax before moving to Paris when his contract expired in 2019, debuting in January and his first League One match for the club a month later.