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Celtic transfer news latest on Cameron Carter-Vickers and Michel-Ange Balikwisha

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All of the latest Celtic transfer news this Saturday morning including updates on Cameron Carter-Vickers and Michel-Ange Balikwisha.

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Cameron Carter-Vickers’ honest thought on Celtic future revealed

Cameron Carter-Vickers is one of the first names in the side at Celtic and losing him at any time would be a big blow.

67 Hail Hail revealed that Premier League clubs were interested in Carter-Vickers but it would require a big offer to prise the American away from Glasgow.

Despite the noise around his future, associates close to Carter-Vickers say he is happy at Celtic and has no intention on leaving any time soon.

A big win for the Hoops.

Ligue 1 outfit close in on Michel-Ange Balikwisha

Royal Antwerp winger Michel-Ange Balikwisha has been linked with Celtic for what feels like an eternity.

Antwerp are open to selling players in the last year of their contract and Balikwisha is one of those who fits that profile.

Michel-Ange Balikwisha reacts to a decision during a Royal Antwerp fixture
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Celtic have slowed down talks with Balikwisha despite needing a winger and their doubts over the 24-year-old may have cost them.

One Ligue 1 side is in ‘advanced’ talks with Balikwisha while the report also credits Leeds United and Borussia Mochengladbach as clubs interested.

Rapid Vienna set Celtic deadline for Marco Tilio transfer

Marco Tilio is one of those expected to leave Celtic this summer and it seemed that the Hoops had got their wish.

Rapid Vienna agreed to loan Tilio with a view to making it permanent next season but due to the lack of wide options, Celtic are stalling on letting the Australian leave in order to ensure that they have enough options.

Now, Rapid have told Celtic they won’t wait around for Tilio and could pull the plug on the deal altogether.