Read Up “Celtic signed Legia Warsaw defender Maik Nawrocki for five years.” Poland born in Germany Subject to international clearance, Under-21 international Nawrocki has joined the Glasgow team. Last season, Nawrocki helped Legia win the Polish Cup by scoring the winning penalty kick in a shootout victory over Rakow Czestochowa.
The club’s manager, Brendan Rodgers, said on the club’s official website: “We’re thrilled to have welcomed Maik to the club and it’s another very positive acquisition for us.
He is a very talented young player who will make a wonderful addition to the team, according to us.
We are looking forward to working with him since I am quite familiar with him from watching him play for Legia Warsaw in the Europa League and am aware of his strong desire to join Celtic.
“Celtic are a famous club throughout the world and, of course, they’re very well-known in Poland, having had a number of Polish players in recent years,” said Nawrocki, a product of the youth program at German club Werder Bremen. “I know just how big this club is and how incredible the supporters are, and I can’t wait to play in front of the fans and experience that for myself.”
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The Saints have indicated that they would not accept the initial offer made by the Reds, which was for £35 million plus add-ons.
The south coast club has set his value at £50 million and is not willing to negotiate.
To get a deal done, Liverpool would want to aim a little lower than the asking price and make up the difference with performance-based add-ons. Alternatively, Liverpool might try to negotiate a lower basic salary for the player.
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Scott McTominay now carries a £40 million price tag according to Manchester United.
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The Hammers have already made an initial bid to acquire McTominay, but the price that each club places on the player’s services is significantly different.
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