The Celtic step to sign “Kick Free Kick specialist”

Celtic The busy summer transfer activity continues, but some additional signatures will be required before starting their Scottish Première Defense of the title against St Mirren in only three weeks.

Friday, it was confirmed that Nicolas Kühn had joined Como for a reported fee of 16.4 million pounds sterling, one of the biggest sales in club history.

After the start of Kyōgo Furuhashi In January, a huge number of goals were released from Brendan Rodgers“The team in 2025 is why they are on the market to attack reinforcements.

Celtic search for an attacker

Few players in modern Celtic history are as universally loved as Shunsuke Nakamura, who played for the club between 2005 and 2009.

This is largely due to the fact that, as indicated by Content creator Jack KenmareThe Japanese international is considered to be among the best free takers of all time.

During the 2006/07 season, Nakamura marked free kicks at home and outside against Manchester United in the Champions LeagueIncluding the only goal of a famous 1-0 victory in Parkhead, before his Rugby Park free kick against Kilmarnock, having no less stop time, obtained the title later in the campaign.

So now Celtic could be about to get a whole new specialist in the dead ball?

Well, according to a report of Pete O’Rourke of the Football InitiateCeltic tries to sign Giuseppe Ambrosino on a loan from a Napoli season, alongside another more proven.

The 21 -year -old has been with Napoli since the age of ten, but has not yet made a senior appearance for I Partenopei, loaned to Como, Cittadella, Catanzaro and, more recently, Frosinone, scoring five goals while I Giallazzurri finished 15th in Serie B.

Thus, a move to Celtic would be a big step for Ambrosino, but it could prove to be a useful addition.

Why Celtic supporters should be enthusiastic about Giuseppe Ambrosino

Like the table below describes, Ambrosino – which has been nicknamed “free kick“By journalist Graeme McGarry – did not withdraw any tree in any of his various loan clubs, but impressed while representing the Italian youth teams during major tournaments.

As indicated in the table, Ambrosino was a key figure in the Italian part which reached the U20 World Cup final in Argentina last year, starting six of the seven matches, marking against the Dominican Republic in Mendoza, while Gli Azzurrini was beaten 1-0 by Uruguay in the final in Esadio único.

Then, last month, he represented Italy at the European championships under 21, in the four games, marking a formidable free trade kick to force additional time, because his teams were finally eliminated at the quarterfinals by Germany at Dunajská Streda.

These performances have praised, with Jacek Kulig of Talent of Football Impressed by its “finish, movement and work rate”, calling it “versatile” and “unique”.

So, while very little about Ambrosino, he is clearly a player of immense talent.

When Nakamura aforementioned joined Celtic in 2005, arriving at Serie A Side Reggina, he was also unknown, but would leave a cult hero in good faith, a status he keeps to date.

Thus, while hoops seek to shop again in Italy, Ambrosino could become again Only the fifth Italian To suppress the Celts, after Rolando Ugolini, Paolo Di Canio, Enrico Anni -Anni -Et Massimo Donati.

He remains to be seen whether his career will take off or not in Glasgow, but who does not like a specialist in the free kick?