Celtic eye movement for “world class” hoops

Will Celtic Sign another superstar from the Premier League?

Kieran Tierney already returned to Parkhead this summer, according to the traces of the manager Brendan Rodgers And Jota, who have both joined the club lately.

Could another fan of Celtic of childhood realize his dreams of bringing the famous green and white hoops?

Celtic targeting another declaration of declaration

According to a report of TeamCeltic is “interested” to sign a great-back from Liverpool Andy RobertsonWhile admitting that “financial constraints” would prove to be a stumbling block.

The Scottish captain should largely leave the Merseyside this summer, with David Ornstein and Mario Cortegana of athletics Documenting the interest of Atlético Madrid, since the Reds are targeting the Miloš Kerkez de Bournemouth, which they consider an upgrade.

Robertson, who was at the Celtic Academy between nine and 15 years old, has always been opened on his desire to represent The hoops one day, admitting that “Celtic was my life” growing up, adding that he had “I love to shoot on the Celtic high and go out in Parkhead” one day.

So, could this decision really materialize this summer?

How Andy Robertson compared to Kieran Tierney

Everything is a change in terms of the Celtic left rear this summer.

Greg Taylor is very likely to leave after the expiration of his contract. PAOK is the last European club interested in securing Its services, although it is not yet clear if Jeffrey Schlupp will remain, following a brief loan.

In the meantime, Tierney has of course returned but, as was an endless debate surrounding the national team for a decade, is it better than Robertson?

Let’s try to discover it.

First of all, due to injuries and the fact that he was not at the first choice in Arsenal, Tierney played less than 500 minutes of club football this season, which offers a very small sample.

This warning set aside, the statistics of Robertson Per-90 are still almost more impressive in all areas.

When he was still director of Liverpool, Jürgen Klopp describes Robertson as A “world -class rear left”, while José Enrique, a former holder of the Reds rear spot, says he has been “the best left back in the world” for many years.

Now, however, James Pearce and Mark Carey of athletics Affirming that the form of the Scottish captain “has been the subject of a meticulous examination” this season, while saying that he is far from being “finished at the highest level”.

Robertson has always ranked 17th in the Premier League this season for buttons in the penalty zone, as well as 11th for sticks overall, According to Fbref.comAn attribute that has been considered its superpower for many years.

Gillian Kasirye of total football analysis Affirms that Robertson has “passed their peak”, but still has a lot to offer at the elite level, so could it really be tempted to move to Glasgow this summer?