Tonight news has emerged from Italian journalist Nicolò Schira, that Celtic have had a bid of €5 million rejected for 19-year-old defender Mario Vuskovic.
His tweet which broke the news reports Italian clubs Torino and Napoli are interested and have made enquiries during the January window.
#HajdukSplit have rejected an official bid of €5M from #Celtic for the croatian centre back Mario #Vuskovic (born in 2001). #Torino are also interested in him and #Napoli have asked info last January. #transfers
— Nicolò Schira (@NicoSchira) April 23, 2021
Vuskovic, who is Croatian born has made 21 appearances for HNK Hajduk Split who are in the top tier of the Croatian football league.
It is refreshing to see the club push forward with transfers however, questions need to be asked who is making these decisions.
There is still no confirmation of a director of football after the news of Nick Hammonds departure and still no manager in place.
A manager should have the power to chose his own signings that fit his footballing philosophy.
CeltsAreHere understand that the next director of football is already working behind the scenes, could this be their first major move? Or has this rumour simply been put out to get their defender’s name out there?
