Celtic fans are facing concerns about the summer transfer window after the club's only addition so far is Colombian striker Camilo Duran. Manager Martin O'Neill has reportedly resigned himself to selling key players Arne Engels and Daizen Maeda, and plans talks with captain Callum McGregor about his future. The potential departures of these three players would represent a significant loss for the Scottish champions, who nearly lost the league title last season. Engels, a 22-year-old Belgian midfielder, has shown he can be a regular scorer from midfield with 10 goals in 2024-25 and seven last season, including goals in trophy-clinching wins. Maeda, a 28-year-old Japanese forward, peaked with 33 goals in 2024-25 and has consistently scored in double figures, contributing to 10 pieces of silverware. McGregor, at 33, remains a vital leader and the team's heartbeat, with 26 honours and 77 goals in 576 appearances, making his experience and leadership difficult to replace.
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