Celtic's Oliver Sorensen faces challenge to prove his value after slow start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 27, 2026, 11:50 AM
Last updated Sep 27, 2026

Oliver Sorensen, on loan at Celtic from Parma, has struggled since his arrival. His performance in a recent match against Ferencvaros led to being substituted at halftime and left out of the squad for the subsequent Old Firm match. At 24, Sorensen has experience in Danish football and Serie A, although his initial time at Celtic has seen him underwhelming. The Celtic management is expected to focus on building his confidence over the international break, emphasizing the need for patience to unlock his potential.
- •Oliver Sorensen joined Celtic on loan from Parma.
- •Poor performance led to being substituted at halftime against Ferencvaros.
- •Omitted from squad in recent loss to Rangers.
- •Celtic hopes to boost Sorensen's confidence during the international break.
- •Sorensen previously excelled in Denmark and had a Serie A season.
- 11:50 AMYahoo Sports — Sorensen shouldn’t be cast aside, he deserves time to prove himself at Celtic
"When Oliver Sorensen arrived at the club, he was instantly seen by some as the answer to our current midfield woes…9th September 2026; McDiarmid Park, Perth, Scottish Premiership Football, St Johnst...
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