Shin Yamada is scheduled to return to his parent club Celtic next month after rarely featuring for Preussen Munster. It seems inevitable that he will depart again, with a permanent move being probable.

Preussen Munster manager Alois Schwartz has said the loan players at the club will return to their parent clubs. He also said the squad will have an overhaul next season.

Shin Yamada signed a four-year deal with Celtic during the summer and was loaned out to the German club Preussen Munster in January to get more regular playing time. Yamada has three years remaining on his contract with Celtic.

Celtic's 25-year-old Japanese forward, Shin Yamada, joined the German team Preußen Münster on loan during the winter transfer window. Preußen Münster's sporting director, Jan Uphues, stated that the club had to act at the time of the signing because of numerous injuries and explained that with all players now fit, there is more competition. Uphues acknowledged that Yamada has not had as many opportunities as he would have wanted recently but expressed certainty that the forward will get his chance in the remaining five matches.