Celtic fans here in the Tavern are extremely confident about the weekend’s game against Rangers, as winning the title against their bitter rivals would be the best possible outcome.
The Bhoys have been dominant in the current campaign as they remain on course for the treble, with fellow Scottish Premiership sides struggling to challenge Celtic on a regular basis. Although, they did suffer a 2-1 defeat against Hibernian in their last outing, with many of our local residents hoping that their side can return to winning ways.
However, the Hoops may have to eye up possible replacements for midfielder Scott Brown in the summer months as he continues to age, with another couple of midfield enforcers possibly making their way to Celtic Park. So, supporters can expect some signings in the summer transfer window, as Celtic will look to assert their dominance once again next season.
Nevertheless, here’s a look at TWO midfield lynchpins that Celtic should consider signing to replace Scott Brown in the summer…
James McCarthy

James McCarthy has only managed to feature in four Premier League games so far this season, as he’s currently on the long road to recover after surgery on his broken leg.
Encouragingly, Celtic may be able to secure his services for a low price in the summer transfer window if his injury is taken into consideration. And, he would definitely be able to set the Scottish Premiership alight if he made the move.
Therefore, the Hoops should look to bring the 27-year-old to Celtic Park in the summer transfer window, as a similar player to Scott Brown that will terrorise the opposition with his determination and dogged approach.
Claudio Yacob

Claudio Yacob has fallen out of favour at West Bromwich Albion in the current campaign as a summer transfer window exit is looking likely.
Interestingly, the 30-year-old can provide a wealth of experience and would insert a sense of calmness to Celtic’s midfield, as a level-headed central midfielder that loves to pass the ball around.
So without further ado, Celtic should attempt to sign Yacob in the summer transfer window, as an accomplished midfielder that could be available on a free transfer due to his contract running out in the summer.







