Celtic manager Martin O’Neill says there is “no question” the club will make additional signings during the summer transfer window. He adds that any further recruitment should focus on improving the squad with “quality rather than quantity,” indicating that the priority is bringing in specific players rather than increasing the number of arrivals. The comments are presented alongside remarks from midfielder Scott McGregor about his own position and where he wants to be. Across the reports, the overarching message is that Celtic expect to strengthen further before the new season, while the manager emphasises careful selection of targets. The coverage does not specify the number of players expected, the positions to be filled, or the names of potential targets. Overall, the articles portray an ongoing recruitment process in which Celtic’s leadership expects more activity, with a stated preference for higher-impact signings.
Martin O’Neill says Celtic will make more summer signings
Celtic manager Martin O’Neill says there is “no question” the club will make additional signings during the summer transfer window. He adds that any further recruitment should focus on improving the s...
- Martin O’Neill says Celtic will make more signings this summer.
- O’Neill says the club will prioritise quality over quantity.
- The reports do not name specific targets or state how many players will arrive.
- Scott McGregor discusses where he wants to be, alongside O’Neill’s comments.
Martin O'Neill insists there is "no question" that Celtic will make more signings this summer, but he wants "quality rather than quantity".
3 hours agoMartin O'Neill insists there is "no question" that Celtic will make more signings this summer, but he wants "quality rather than quantity".
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