Celtic are expected to stay active in the transfer market before the new Scottish Premiership season begins, with Martin O'Neill making clear that further arrivals are likely. His message was that the champions are still looking, but the priority is bringing in the right level of player rather than simply adding numbers to the squad.
The club have already strengthened this summer with the arrivals of Kasper Hogh and Camilo Duran. Those moves have added to the group ahead of Celtic's title defence, but the latest update suggests the recruitment work is not finished yet.
Attention is also on Callum McGregor, whose stance appears positive for Celtic. As reflected in the latest comments around his future, the midfielder has indicated that the club is where he wants to be, offering another reassuring sign for supporters ahead of the new campaign.
Celtic start their league season at home to Dundee on August 3 as they begin the defence of their Scottish Premiership crown. With the opening fixture approaching, the focus is now on whether more quality signings can arrive in time to give the champions an even stronger platform for the months ahead.
