Following his highly-anticipated transfer to Celtic, Nicolas Kuhn has spoken out for the first time, addressing the club’s supporters and expressing his excitement about joining the prestigious Scottish side. In his initial remarks, Kuhn conveyed a sense of eagerness and commitment, highlighting his readiness to contribute to the team’s success.
Kuhn, who has taken up the iconic number ten jersey at Celtic, expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm for the opportunity to play at Parkhead. “I am absolutely thrilled to be joining Celtic, a club known not just for its glorious history but also for its passionate fan base and vibrant football culture. Wearing the number ten for Celtic is a huge honor, and I am fully committed to living up to the expectations that come with it,” Kuhn said.
Reflecting on his journey in football that led him to Celtic, Kuhn acknowledged the significant step this move represents in his career. “Football has been an incredible journey for me, from my early days in Germany to my experiences across Europe. Joining Celtic feels like the beginning of a new and exciting chapter, and I am here to give my all,” he added.
Kuhn also spoke about the role of manager Brendan Rodgers in his decision to join Celtic. “Brendan Rodgers is a manager I have immense respect for. His vision for the team and the style of play he advocates are aspects that I find very appealing. I believe under his guidance, I can continue to grow and contribute significantly to the team,” he remarked.
Addressing the Celtic supporters directly, Kuhn conveyed his eagerness to step onto the field at Parkhead. “To the Celtic supporters, I promise to play with all my heart and soul. I am here to be part of something special and to help the team achieve great things. I can’t wait to experience the incredible atmosphere at Parkhead and connect with you all,” Kuhn stated enthusiastically.
The German’s arrival at Celtic has been met with great expectations, as supporters and pundits alike are keen to see how his versatility and skill will blend into the Celtic’s dynamic style of play. His ability to adapt to different positions in the attack adds a valuable layer to the team’s offensive capabilities.
As the 24 year old prepares to make his mark in the Scottish Premiership, his initial words to the Celtic faithful have certainly set a positive tone, reflecting both his dedication and ambition to make a significant impact at the club.
