Celtic's Camilo Duran praised for transformation and potential growth
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Camilo Duran of Celtic has been recognized for his development following his transfer to the Scottish club earlier this summer. His former manager, Ricardo Pessoa, noted the forward's significant improvement in both work ethic and tactical understanding since moving from Portimonense. Duran's performances have led to his inclusion in Colombia's national team for the first time, suggesting a promising future. Pessoa believes that Duran is now prepared to face challenges at a higher level, with expectations that he will continue to elevate his game over the next few years.
- •Duran started impressively at Celtic following his summer transfer.
- •He received his first call-up to the senior Colombia squad.
- •Former manager Ricardo Pessoa highlighted Duran's mental maturity and work ethic.
- •Duran aims to reach a higher level within two years.
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"Camilo Duran’s former manager Ricardo Pessoa has detailed the transformation behind the forward’s rise to Celtic and believes his Parkhead move can eventually propel him to another level.Camilo Du...
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