Celtic assistant discusses transfer focus on winger Haissem Hassan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Shaun Maloney, Celtic's interim assistant manager, addressed the media about the club’s need for a winger following Nicolas Kuhn’s departure. Celtic's negotiations to sign Haissem Hassan from Real Oviedo are reportedly progressing. Maloney expressed confidence that adding a player with specific qualities could enhance Celtic's attacking options. Jota's recovery adds depth, alongside Sebastian Tounekti and Hyunjun Yang, though Maloney admitted he is not closely involved in the details of Hassan’s potential transfer.
- •Celtic aims to replace winger Nicolas Kuhn after his departure.
- •Negotiations for Haissem Hassan are reportedly advancing.
- •Maloney values depth on the flanks with players like Jota and Tounekti.
- •The coaching staff is focused on specific winger attributes.
- •Maloney may provide more updates as discussions continue.
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — Shaun Maloney reveals Celtic’s transfer priority as Haissem Hassan talks progress
"Shaun Maloney believes Celtic’s options on the flanks would be in a strong position if the club can recruit a winger capable of providing the qualities lost following Nicolas Kuhn’s departure.1st ...
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