Celtic Football Club have officially confirmed that rising Japanese midfielder Hayato Inamura is set to undergo a medical in Glasgow, as the club moves swiftly to finalize his anticipated transfer. The 21-year-old sensation, who has impressed with his technical ability, pace, and work ethic, is believed to be a key target for Celtic’s summer rebuild under manager Brendan Rodgers.
Inamura’s arrival marks another significant move in Celtic’s continued focus on scouting talent from the Japanese market, which has yielded major successes in recent years. Sources close to the club revealed that a full agreement on personal terms has already been reached, with only the medical and final paperwork remaining before the deal is officially sealed.
Fans are buzzing with excitement following the club’s announcement, especially after the release of images showing Inamura in a Celtic jersey alongside the club crest, signaling how close the transfer is to completion. If all goes as expected, Inamura could be unveiled at Parkhead within the next 48 hours.
This move is seen as a statement of intent from Celtic as they prepare to defend their Scottish Premiership title and compete on the European stage in the upcoming season.
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