Latest News

Celtic defender closes in on Bundesliga switch

|
Image for Celtic defender closes in on Bundesliga switch

Moritz Jenz is reported to be close to agreeing a loan switch from Celtic to Schalke 04.

The defender made the last of his 19 appearances on November 12 when he was injured at home to Ross County with Carl Starfelt coming off the bench to take his place.

Six of those appearances were in the Champions League but with the Starfelt and Cameron Carter-Vickers partnership restored in seems that Ange Postecoglou sees no place for Jenz.

The on loan defender was missing from the Celtic matchday squad for the last two matches with new signing Yuki Kobayashi coming in to partner with Starfelt.

At 16.31 today on his live transfer blog, Gianluca di Marzio reported:

Schalke 04 , Moritz Jenz from Lorient is about to arrive on loan with a buy-out option, but currently on loan at Celtic.

There has been no comment from Celtic about Jenz leaving the club but with one week left in the transfer window activity is bound to intensify.

Celtic also have Stephen Welsh available to play in central defence with Bosun Lawal making his first team debut in the final few minutes of Saturday’s 5-0 win over Morton.

Share this article

Online and independent- the only way to be. Enjoying instant news access and reaction, following the trends if not an influencer!

0 comments

  • Joe says:

    Big mistake!
    Ange doesn’t make many, but to select Starfelt over Moritz is a huge one..
    We should be cutting our losses with Starfelt and keeping Jenz.

    • TicToc says:

      I nearly agree. I was really sorry to hear of the Big Fella leaving as I thought him and CCV were our best pairing at CB. Of course that didn’t include one of our latest imports who’s yet to be proven and big Bosun. Anyway, I doubt either of us has the eye for a player like Ange does and we don’t see what he does every day. So, ultimately, in Ange I trust and I hope he’s always right and I’m always wrong in the unlikely event that I distrust him.

Comments are closed.