Celtic's New Star: Callum Osmand

Celtic Football Club has made a strategic move in the transfer market by securing the services of Callum Osmand from Fulham. The 19-year-old striker, who has been with Fulham since the age of 13, has signed a four-year deal with the Scottish champions. Osmand, known for his quick and powerful play, has already made a name for himself at the youth level, scoring 18 goals across all competitions for Fulham's Under-21 side last season.

A Promising Future

Osmand's decision to join Celtic was influenced by former Fulham trainee and current Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Matt O'Riley, who shared his positive experiences at Celtic Park. "He was telling me about how big the club is, how amazing the fans are, and it's a new life really," Osmand told Celtic TV. "So, 'excited' is definitely the word for me. It feels unbelievable. It's a massive move, and I can't wait to step out at Celtic Park in front of all the fans."

Manager's Perspective

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers expressed his enthusiasm about the new signing. "He's a quick and powerful striker, and I'm really looking forward to working with him," Rodgers said. "I'm sure he can be really successful with us. He is a highly-rated, talented young player."

Summer Transfers

Osmand becomes Celtic's fourth first-team addition of the summer, following the arrivals of forward Benjamin Nygren from Nordsjaelland, defender Kieran Tierney from Arsenal, and goalkeeper Ross Doohan from Aberdeen. Fulham will receive a development fee from Celtic for the transfer.

Looking Ahead

With this acquisition, Celtic aims to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season, leveraging Osmand's potential to make a significant impact in the Scottish Premiership and beyond. Fans are eagerly anticipating his debut and the contributions he will make to the team's success.