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I’d say it’s done- Trusted Japanese source gives his verdict on breaking Daizen Maeda news

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When Celtic related news emerges in Japan there is one trusted source that fans turn to. 

Rather than try to interpret through Google Translate the thoughts of Dan Orlowitz will do for most Celtic fans, he was on the ball with developments around Ange Postecoglou with his predictions about the Australian very close to the money. 

As his tweets demonstrate Orlowitz doesn’t claim to be on the inside breaking transfer news but he can read the signs, form an opinion on the likelihood of a story having substance rather than the flier type tales often surfacing in the Scottish and English media. 

Around 9pm Celtic Park Time on Wednesday a few alerts started to appear that Celtic’s move for Daizen Maeda had moved forward. 

It seems almost certain that a loan to buy deal will go through early next week with a fee reported to be between 200-280 million yen. That seems to come in at between £1.2-2m which appears to be exceptional value. Almost too exceptional as if there is a flaw or catch to emerge. 

Other than scripted updates to their Mainstream Media Partners it is unlikely that Ange Postecoglou will be holding any media conferences before the build up to the home match against Hibs on January 17. 

Until then fans will have to wait for the social media video clips of ‘Celtic being delighted to announce Daizen Maeda’ to be released. 

Orlowitz writes for Japan Times.

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  • Jack says:

    It’s a gamble kyoko worked but not all players settle so quickly its a different culture weather playing in terrible rough surface but rogic could play on it so all professional can its the passing that goes astray as soon as ball goes over the bumps couple inches out means you have to take a touch that gives opposition close you down it spoils the game and maybe why teams don’t roll there park

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