All of the latest Celtic transfer news this Wednesday morning including an update on Lennon Miller, Andy Robertson and Scott Bain.
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Celtic could return for Lennon Miller
Lennon Miller is a name that would not go away in the summer and now his name looks like it is going to crop up again.
Miller decided to swap Scotland for Italy and join Udinese but his time there has been forgettable to say the least.
The 19-year-old has had just 75 minutes of action this season and doesn’t seem to be doing enough to convince his manager that he is worthy of getting more game time.
67 Hail Hail understands that Miller is being considered by Celtic as an option in the January transfer window, with a loan move the most likely scenario.
He still has time to turn it around, but it remains to be seen if a move would actually be sanctioned.
Andy Robertson addresses Celtic rumours
It is always nice to see a boyhood fan join the club they support and Andy Robertson would surely love to do that one day at Celtic.
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The 31-year-old is out of contract at the end of the season but 67 Hail Hail understands that Robertson hasn’t spoken to Celtic about any pre-contract agreement.
Andy Robertson (Scotland) seen celebrating after scoring a
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While away on Scotland international duty, Robertson hinted that he would like to stay with Liverpool, but won’t be speaking to the Premier League champions until the new year.
Scott Bain’s big Celtic regret
Scott Bain became something of a cult hero at Celtic in his role as a number three at the club.
In the end, the goalkeeper decided to leave at the end of his contract and sign for newly-promoted Falkirk.
Since then, the shot-stopper has been a regular number one and evidently enjoying the challenge of playing week in, week out.
Even though he loved his time with the Bhoys, Bain admitted that he wished he had left the Hoops earlier in order to progress his career.