Celtic are said to be eyeing the England striker, but a new report reveals they are not the only club interested in securing his services.
During the summer, Brendan Rodgers signed 10 new faces, including 8 permanent faces: Maik Nawrocki, Luis Palma, Gustaf Lagerbielke, Odin Thiago Holm, Hyun-Jun Wang, Marco Tilio,
Hyeok-Kyu Kwon and Tomoki Iwata, but he also has two who have joined us on loan.
The Hoops have secured the services of Liverpool midfielder Nathaniel Phillips and Benfica midfielder Paulo Bernardo for the remainder of the current season, and with the previous transfer window now closed, the leaders are eyeing the opening of the next transfer window in early 2024.
Before January, QPR striker Sinclair Armstrong became a target for the team north of the border, as the 20-year-old’s contract expires at the end of the season (QPR Contracts), he could be offered a discount.
if Gareth Ainsworth doesn’t want to risk losing him for free this summer.
In January 2022, GOAL first noted the Scottish Premiership side’s interest in Irish youth international Armstrong, suggesting that he had been a long-term target of the hierarchy and if the following update is to be believed, they may now have the perfect opportunity to get the center forward on the dotted line.
According to TEAMtalk, sharing new updates on the Sinclair Armstrong transfer, Celtic and Premier League side Crystal Palace have both sent scouts to watch the striker play this season as they consider their options.
approach in January.
QPR have entered into advanced talks with their prized asset for new terms due to the interest he is attracting and as things stand, discussions are “progressing well” and both sides hope an agreement can be reached.
contract.
future in the coming weeks.
Since the start of his career, Armstrong has made 8 finals appearances, 5 goals and 3 assists in 54 appearances (Transfermarkt Stats – Armstrong), which is a promising return appointment for a young striker, so he should replace Rodgers with the pen.
is a great signing for Celtic’s long-term future.
The Dublin native, who earns £3,000 per week (QPR salary), has also made a positive start to the current campaign after recording 14 shots so far, which is the third highest total in the squad his after Ilias Chair and Lyndon Dykes.
(FBREf – QPR team statistics).
Additionally, Armstrong, a “quick” striker praised by Torquay manager Gary Johnson, shares the same agent, FA Sport, as Benjamin Siegrist (who represents Celtic), so the current link His agent has with the club which could give him the chance of a small gain if they decide to reach a deal.