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Keita Kosugi Transfer from Djurgården to Celtic
Keita Kosugi has been on Celtic's radar throughout the summer. Danish outlet Bollsvenskan reports that a massive £11 million price tag has been placed on the 19-year-old left-back.
Keita Kosugi has stated he is keen on a move away from Sweden amid reported interest from Celtic, Everton, and PSG. Djurgarden are reportedly willing to accept a fee in the region of £5.5 million, but are keen to keep the 19-year-old at the club until the end of the Allsvenskan campaign. This could push a deal into the winter window.
Keita Kosugi, a wonderkid from Djurgarden, is keen on a move away from Sweden this summer. Celtic, along with Everton and PSG, have shown interest. Kosugi mentioned that 'something could happen' and that they have plenty of time, indicating ongoing interest and potential negotiations.
Keita Kosugi has been identified as a potential successor to Greg Taylor should he leave Celtic. The 19-year-old left-back has expressed interest in moving away from Djurgarden, but the Swedish club's sporting director has hinted at a high price tag due to significant interest.
Celtic is reportedly showing interest in acquiring Djurgarden's young talent, Keita Kosugi, as they aim to enhance their team this summer, particularly focusing on midfield and wide positions. Kosugi, a 19-year-old Japanese U20 international, has gained attention with his impressive performances in Sweden and during the Conference League, especially in matches against Chelsea. Celtic's interest is said to be part of an intense competition for his signature, with PSG and Atalanta also eager to sign the promising player. Kosugi has participated in 29 games this season, scoring against Vikingur and Rapid Vienna, and starting in both semi-final matches against Chelsea, where he demonstrated his adaptability by playing both as a left-back and right-back. Despite the intense competition, Celtic remains hopeful of securing him, as he is anticipated to soon join the senior national team. The transfer fee is expected to be below Djurgarden's record sale of £8.4 million, making him a potentially valuable addition to the team.
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