Celtic academy youngster Conall Glancy has signed for English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur.
The 16-year-old scored 15 goals for Celtic’s Under-16s in 2024/25.
Glancy has been with the Parkhead club for a decade. He can operate off the right wing and in central areas.
He joins Spurs as a first-year scholar in the Under-18s.
Several Celtic youngsters have swapped Glasgow for England in recent years, such as Ben Doak, Aidan Borland, and Rocco Vata.
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Two academy graduates featured in the club's Champions League playoff defeat to Kairat Almaty on Tuesday evening: Dane Murray and Colby Donovan.
The former replaced Kieran Tierney in the 75th minute as Liam Scales moved to left-back, while Donovan came on for Anthony Ralston in extra time.
Both players didn't put a foot wrong, although Celtic eventually crashed out on penalty kicks.
"It's hugely disappointing, and I really feel for the supporters that travelled all the way to be here, the effort and the commitment that they've shown to be here," said manager Brendan Rodgers post-match.
"We're bitterly disappointed for them as well as ourselves because the Champions League is a wonderful competition and we've seen that last year, we've seen the progress.
"But yeah, we would just have to, as we always do, we have to stick together as a squad and as a team and reflect on this, and we've got a huge game at the weekend. So yeah, it's a tough one to take. We didn't do enough over the two games."
