Good Move – Celtic places HUGE PRICE TAG on player so as to ware off any interest from any club buying him

Celtic has placed a £25million price tag on defender Cameron Carter-Vickers amid interest from Bayer Leverkusen, according to reports. The Scottish champions are reluctant to lose the 27-year-old, who has been a top performer since joining from Tottenham Hotspur in 2021.

Carter-Vickers has four years remaining on his contract, giving Celtic a strong bargaining position. The club is reportedly unwilling to sell, but a bid in the region of £20-£25million could tempt them to cash in on the defender.

Celtic’s model of buying low and selling high means they could make a significant profit on Carter-Vickers, who cost them around £6million when he made the move to Glasgow permanently in 2022.

Meanwhile, defender Stephen Welsh is set to depart the club on loan, with a move to KV Mechelen in Belgium expected to be completed soon. There is no option to buy involved in the deal, suggesting Celtic may still see a future for Welsh at the club.

Celtic’s reluctance to sell Carter-Vickers is understandable, given his importance to the team’s success. The defender has been a key player under Brendan Rodgers, and his departure would leave a significant gap in the team’s defense.

The Scottish champions are already facing a challenging January transfer window, with several players linked with moves away from the club. Losing Carter-Vickers would be a significant blow, and Celtic will likely do everything in their power to keep him at the club.

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