Reo Hatate seeks Celtic exit with growing interest from clubs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 8:35 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Celtic midfielder Reo Hatate has reportedly submitted a transfer request as he looks to leave the club this summer. Interest in the Japanese player is rising, particularly from English Championship side West Ham United, as well as clubs from France and MLS. Martin O’Neill, recently appointed as Celtic's manager, indicated he would not inhibit Hatate's desire to move on, suggesting a significant shift in the team's roster. Hatate's tenure at Celtic included notable moments, but recent performances may have contributed to this decision.
- •Reo Hatate has officially requested a transfer from Celtic.
- •West Ham United and clubs in France and MLS are monitoring him.
- •Martin O’Neill will not block Hatate's move from the club.
- •Hatate has had a mixed spell at Celtic since joining in January 2022.
- •Major changes are anticipated in the Celtic lineup this season.
- 8:35 AMYahoo Sports — Reo Hatate’s Celtic exit nears
"Interest in Celtic midfielder Reo Hatate is reported to be growing, ahead of a potential departure from Paradise this summer window…The Japanese midfielder has reportedly handed in an official trans...
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