Report: Celtic’s Yang linked with summer move to Poland | OneFootball

Legia Warsaw are reportedly keen on Celtic’s Yang. The South Korean attacker has blown hot and cold in patches since joining the Scottish Champions but is now being targeted by the Polish side.

As reported by Sky Sports journalist Anthony Joseph, the Polish side have made an enquiry about the winger.

Joseph revealed that there are a number of other clubs tracking the player, who may be wanting more regular football. Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has admitted that he is targeting players that can add quality to the final third.

Yang scored six goals and laid on six assists in 34 appearances in all competitions last season. There were games in which the winger looked as if he was verging on becoming a regular feature in the team and then there were other times in which he looked like miles off it.

Brendan wants to add quality in the final third and bring in match winners, it may be that the club humour a bid for Yang, if they can adequately replace him. Celtic may be poised to lose Nicolas Kühn, who is attracting interest from Como and RB Leipzig. Benjamin Nygren has signed but the manager has made it clear that he sees him more of an attacking midfielder than a winger.