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CELTIC AGREE CLUB-RECORD DEAL FOR HOGH AS IPSWICH SIGN MAEDA

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Celtic have agreed a club‑record fee of £11 million, plus add‑ons, to sign striker Kasper Hogg from Norwegian club Bodo/Glimt, while the club have also completed a £10 million transfer of Japanese forward Daizen Maeda to Ipswich Town on the same day.

According to 'Sports News – Latest Sports', the deal for Hogg makes him the most expensive player Celtic have signed, with the fee expected to rise with performance‑based add‑ons. In a related move, BBC Sport reports that Maeda joined Ipswich from Celtic for a reported £10 million. No further contract details or dates were provided in the brief.

Both transfers reflect Celtic’s strategy of capitalising on emerging talent and provide Ipswich with a high‑profile striker, potentially impacting the competitive balance in the leagues involved.

  • Celtic's club‑record £11 million signing of Kasper Hogg from Bodo/Glimt
  • Daizen Maeda moves from Celtic to Ipswich Town for £10 million
  • Both deals announced on the same day, indicating a coordinated transfer window strategy

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