Celtic fans are outraged at the club's handling of the transfer window, particularly their failure to sign a striker after Kyogo's departure. The anger is directed towards the club's leadership, who are accused of treating the upcoming Champions League clash as a 'glorified friendly'.
Celtic fans are furious with the club's handling of the transfer window , particularly their failure to sign a striker after selling Kyogo Furuhashi to Rennes. The anger was directed toward the club's leadership, including chief executive Michael Nicholson and non-executive chairman Peter Lawwell, after Celtic announced a final call for season ticket holders to purchase £46 briefs for the Champions League clash with Bayern Munich.
The upcoming match, Celtic's first in the knockout stage in 13 years, has been met with accusations of the club treating it as a 'glorified friendly' due to the lack of significant transfer activity. Fans expressed their frustration through social media and phone calls, pointing out that the club's pursuit of additional revenue from fans seemed to outweigh their ambition to strengthen the squad for the European challenge. Jota's return and the loan signing of Jeffrey Schlupp, along with Kieran Tierney's anticipated summer comeback, have not appeased the supporters who believe the club should have made more efforts to replace Kyogo's goalscoring prowess. Many fans expressed their disappointment and even suggested boycotting the Bayern Munich match due to their perceived lack of ambition from the club's leadership
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