Martin O'Neill has provided a transfer update on business at Celtic, insisting the club is searching for "quality over quantity" this summer.
Earlier this week, the Scottish Premiership champions announced the signing of Kasper Hogh from Bodo/Glimt for a club-record fee, following the earlier arrival of Camilo Duran from Qarabag.
▪️ Record-signing Kasper Høgh ▪️ Changing formations ▪️ Replacing Daizen Maeda ▪️ Will get some more players in ▪️ Quality over quantity Martin O’Neill speaks ahead of Celtic vs Dundee on Monday, live on Sky Sports 📺 pic.twitter.com/Mk052ofJv2
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Now, ahead of next Monday's league opener against Dundee at Celtic Park, the returning manager has given an insight into the club's plans for further signings. "We are trying to get quality into the football club," he told Sky Sports.
"We lost Daizen [Maeda], and he was a big, big player for us, and so we have to replace him. I think that we are doing our best to do that. We will get more players in; there's no question of that, also.
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"But yeah, I want quality rather than quantity."
Last week, Japanese forward Maeda completed his move to Premier League newcomers Ipswich Town, following four successful years in Glasgow.
