Celtic Secure Trio: Adamu, Mvuka, Arthur Join on Deadline Day Loans
Celtic made significant moves on Deadline Day, bringing in three players on loan: Junior Adamu, Joel Mvuka, and Benjamin Arthur. These additions aim to strengthen the team’s roster for the remainder of the season.
Celtic Secure Trio: Adamu, Mvuka, Arthur Join on Deadline Day Loans
Junior Adamu Joins from SC Freiburg
Junior Adamu, a 24-year-old striker, is the first of the trio to arrive. He joins Celtic on loan from the Bundesliga club SC Freiburg. The Scottish side will pay a loan fee of £432,000, with an option to purchase Adamu for £4.3 million.
Adamu began his senior career at Liefering before moving to RB Salzburg, St. Gallen, and finally Freiburg. He has recorded seven goals in 67 appearances across all competitions. The Austrian international expressed his excitement about joining Celtic, saying he is eager to contribute to the team’s success.
Benjamin Arthur’s Enthusiastic Arrival
Next to arrive is Benjamin Arthur, a 20-year-old central defender from Brentford. Arthur made his Premier League debut this season and played a key role in a League Cup victory over Aston Villa.
Arthur voiced his pride in joining Celtic, acknowledging the club’s prestigious status. He looks forward to helping his new team achieve greater success.
Joel Mvuka’s Journey to Celtic
The final addition is winger Joel Mvuka, arriving from Lorient on loan. The 22-year-old player almost secured a permanent transfer until medical issues raised concerns. Mvuka previously played against Celtic during his time with Bodø/Glimt.
He shared his enthusiasm about the move, recalling the electrifying atmosphere at Celtic Park. Mvuka is known for his speed and versatility as a winger, capable of playing on either flank.
Deadline Day Transfers Overview
The completion of these signings represents a crucial moment for Celtic as they prepare for ongoing challenges in the season ahead.
- Junior Adamu – Loan from SC Freiburg
- Benjamin Arthur – Loan from Brentford
- Joel Mvuka – Loan from Lorient
Additionally, Celtic saw several player movements out of the club. Stephen Welsh returned to Motherwell on loan, Tobi Oluwayemi moved to Leyton Orient permanently, and Johnny Kenny joined Bolton Wanderers on loan.
Looking Ahead
Celtic’s manager has also engaged in talks with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, a free agent. His potential addition could further bolster the squad as the team eyes a strong finish to the season.
As the season progresses, Celtic fans are hopeful these new signings will play pivotal roles in achieving their goals.
