Daizen Maeda is reportedly scheduled to undergo an Ipswich Town medical within the next 24 hours as his proposed move away from Celtic gathers pace.
The latest report suggests the deal is now moving quickly towards completion. Therefore, Maeda’s memorable spell at Paradise could soon reach an emotional conclusion.
DAIZEN MAEDA SCHEDULED FOR IPSWICH MEDICAL
Maeda has developed into one of Celtic’s most important players since arriving in Glasgow in January 2022.
His remarkable fitness, relentless pressing and direct running made him a nightmare for defenders. However, the Japanese international also improved his finishing and became a consistent source of goals.
Maeda always gave everything when he pulled on the Celtic shirt. As a result, he built a special relationship with the supporters and became a genuine fans’ favourite.
CELTIC MUST REPLACE MAEDA PROPERLY
Although supporters will wish Maeda well, Celtic cannot allow another major player to leave without finding a suitable replacement.
His speed, movement and defensive effort are central to the way Celtic play. Replacing those qualities will not be easy, especially with the new season approaching.
Celtic must act quickly if the transfer goes through. The club cannot simply bank the money and expect the current squad to absorb another important departure.
Instead, the board must reinvest and bring in a proven attacker who can make an immediate impact.
AN EMOTIONAL CELTIC FAREWELL
Maeda has earned the opportunity to take the next step in his career. Few Celtic supporters would begrudge him a move after everything he has contributed.
He played with honesty, courage and total commitment. Even when he did not score, his tireless work helped his teammates and lifted the crowd.
Should the move be completed, Ipswich will gain an outstanding professional. Meanwhile, Celtic will lose a player who understood exactly what supporters demand.
Maeda gave everything for the Hoops. He would leave Paradise with the gratitude, respect and best wishes of the Celtic support.
How da fck do you replace him? The guy was a phenomenon, I wish him well but his agent shouldve pushed him towards a better and more solid EPL side.
I never thought money was his big goal, but he could well be in the championship next season, not that it matters but I hope he gets a better team if Ipswich go down.