SAD NEWS – Celtic will now DEFiNITELY lose their best player this summer after Premier League BIG SPENDERS makes official bid to sign player, player is also keen to leave celtic according to……

Brighton and Hove Albion has made a formal bid for Celtic’s highly sought-after midfielder Matt O’Riley, according to Sky Sports journalist Lyall Thomas. The Seagulls, who have been one of the biggest spenders in the transfer window, are looking to add O’Riley to their squad as they aim to challenge for European places.

O’Riley, 23, has been in high demand this summer, with several top Premier League clubs showing interest in signing him. Celtic, however, is thought to be wanting more than £25m to consider a sale. The midfielder has been lauded as “phenomenal” by Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, and it seems likely that he will end up in the Premier League at some point.

Brighton’s bid for O’Riley is the latest move in a busy transfer window for the club. The Seagulls have already signed several top talents, including Yankuba Minteh, and are looking to add further players to their squad. With their strong start to the season, including a 3-0 win at the weekend, Brighton appears to be a team on the rise.

The bid for O’Riley is a significant one, and it remains to be seen whether Celtic will accept it. Atalanta, who signed Lazar Samardzic over the weekend, may also return with another offer for the midfielder. However, Brighton appears to have positioned themselves ahead of other clubs, including Chelsea, in the race for O’Riley’s signature.

O’Riley’s potential move to Brighton would be a significant coup for the club, and would demonstrate their ambition to challenge for top honors. With their strong squad and talented manager Fabian Hurzeler, Brighton seems poised for a successful season.

As the transfer saga unfolds, it will be interesting to see whether Celtic accepts Brighton’s bid or holds out for a higher offer. One thing is certain, however – Matt O’Riley is a talented player who will undoubtedly make a significant impact in the Premier League.

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