Celtic pursued Manchester United defender Harry Amass during the transfer window

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Celtic pursued Manchester United defender Harry Amass during the transfer window
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Celtic identified Manchester United left-back Harry Amass as a potential transfer target during the recent summer window. The club sought defensive reinforcements after determining Marcelo Saracchi would not return to the side. While Celtic expressed interest in the 19-year-old, Manchester United ultimately kept the player because they could not secure an alternative left-back. Amass drew interest from over a dozen clubs, including Stoke City, Birmingham City, Millwall, QPR, and Burnley, the latter of which had a bid rejected. International clubs including Sporting and Wolfsburg also monitored the defender. Celtic ultimately addressed their defensive needs by signing Landon Emenalo on a season-long loan from Chelsea. The club also completed late moves for Sam Johnstone, Joel van den Berg, Jordan Lotomba, and Shim Mheuka.

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  • Celtic expressed interest in Manchester United defender Harry Amass this summer.
  • Burnley reportedly had a £3.5 million bid for Amass rejected by Manchester United.
  • Celtic secured Landon Emenalo on a season-long loan to address the left-back position.
  • Amass remains at Manchester United for the current season.
  • Sam Johnstone, Joel van den Berg, Jordan Lotomba, and Shim Mheuka also joined Celtic.
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Celtic were reportedly among more than a dozen clubs interested in signing Manchester United left-back Harry Amass during the summer transfer window.The Hoops spent much of the window searching for re...

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