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Justin Devenny Transfer from Crystal Palace to Celtic
Justin Devenny was a subject of strong interest for Southampton, along with Celtic and Middlesbrough, following Shea Charles's move to Fulham. However, a transfer to those clubs did not materialize, which allowed for his move to Stoke.
Justin Devenny was a subject of strong interest for Southampton, along with Celtic and Middlesbrough, following Shea Charles's move to Fulham. However, a transfer to those clubs did not materialize, which allowed for his move to Stoke.
Reports stated that Celtic wanted Justin Devenny on loan. Mark Robins stated that when it became clear Devenny was available, Stoke City acted quite quickly because there was also interest from north of the border.
Reports stated that Celtic wanted Justin Devenny on loan. Mark Robins stated that when it became clear Devenny was available, Stoke City acted quite quickly because there was also interest from north of the border.
The Scottish champions made an approach to sign Justin Devenny on a season-long loan. Crystal Palace were only willing to approve a permanent departure, which ended Celtic’s interest.
The Scottish champions made an approach to sign Justin Devenny on a season-long loan. Crystal Palace were only willing to approve a permanent departure, which ended Celtic’s interest.
Talks are ongoing for Celtic to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny on a season-long loan. The Scotland-born player has become a late target for Martin O'Neill's side, as the side aims to strengthen their midfield. Crystal Palace would prefer a permanent sale to raise funds for reinvestment, but are willing to let Devenny go for a good fee. The player is believed to be keen on a move to Glasgow and is open to a move back to Scotland. An agreement could be reached quickly due to the player's keenness on the move. On 11 August, Brown told Football Insider that Crystal Palace are aiming to sell several fringe players this summer, with Devenny among the potential sales.
Talks are ongoing for Celtic to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny on a season-long loan. The Scotland-born player has become a late target for Martin O'Neill's side, as the side aims to strengthen their midfield. Crystal Palace would prefer a permanent sale to raise funds for reinvestment, but are willing to let Devenny go for a good fee. The player is believed to be keen on a move to Glasgow and is open to a move back to Scotland. An agreement could be reached quickly due to the player's keenness on the move. On 11 August, Brown told Football Insider that Crystal Palace are aiming to sell several fringe players this summer, with Devenny among the potential sales.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Celtic have submitted a loan offer for the season for Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny. Celtic are seeking to sign Devenny ahead of Italian side Cagliari. A permanent transfer for Devenny is available for a fee of approximately £7 million, but no club has yet made a suitable offer. Crystal Palace could seek to transfer Devenny before the deadline. The Northern Ireland international has not yet made a competitive appearance for the club this season.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Celtic have submitted a loan offer for the season for Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny. Celtic are seeking to sign Devenny ahead of Italian side Cagliari. A permanent transfer for Devenny is available for a fee of approximately £7 million, but no club has yet made a suitable offer. Crystal Palace could seek to transfer Devenny before the deadline. The Northern Ireland international has not yet made a competitive appearance for the club this season.
According to a report from The Herald, Celtic face competition from Cagliari, Leicester City, Middlesbrough, Preston North End and Southampton to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny. The player is available for approximately €7m and was not included in Pierre Sage’s first two matchday squads of the new Premier League season. It is understood that he could leave Selhurst Park before the summer window closes.
According to a report from The Herald, Celtic face competition from Cagliari, Leicester City, Middlesbrough, Preston North End and Southampton to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny. The player is available for approximately €7m and was not included in Pierre Sage’s first two matchday squads of the new Premier League season. It is understood that he could leave Selhurst Park before the summer window closes.
The Herald reports that Celtic are considering a £6m offer for Crystal Palace player Justin Devenny. It is also reported that the Hoops are strongly considering an offer before the deadline. The player has received less playing time recently. The transfer deadline is 5pm on Thursday, but a deal would need to be completed by 11pm on Wednesday for Celtic to register Devenny for the Europa League.
The Herald reports that Celtic are considering a £6m offer for Crystal Palace player Justin Devenny. It is also reported that the Hoops are strongly considering an offer before the deadline. The player has received less playing time recently. The transfer deadline is 5pm on Thursday, but a deal would need to be completed by 11pm on Wednesday for Celtic to register Devenny for the Europa League.
Celtic are reportedly considering a move for Crystal Palace's 22-year-old midfielder Justin Devenny, who has one year remaining on his contract. A potential fee of £6m has been quoted for the Northern Ireland international. Devenny is considered an option for Celtic because he would qualify as a homegrown player for European competitions and is also a Celtic supporter.
Read Full StoryCeltic are reportedly considering a move for Crystal Palace's 22-year-old midfielder Justin Devenny, who has one year remaining on his contract. A potential fee of £6m has been quoted for the Northern Ireland international. Devenny is considered an option for Celtic because he would qualify as a homegrown player for European competitions and is also a Celtic supporter.
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