Nigerian forward Kelechi Iheanacho has become a sought-after player in the transfer market this summer, with at least three clubs expressing interest in signing him. Iheanacho’s contract with Spanish club Sevilla was terminated on transfer deadline day, making him a free agent.

Celtic, a Scottish Premiership club, is currently in talks with Iheanacho and has offered him a two-year deal. The club’s swift move to sign the player suggests they are keen on securing his services. According to Nigerian broadcast journalist Onyebuchi Onokala, Celtic were in negotiations with Sevilla for Iheanacho’s services before his contract was terminated, and they have now sent him a contract offer as a free agent.

In addition to Celtic, two clubs in Turkey are also interested in signing Iheanacho. However, negotiations with these clubs have been hindered by disagreements over personal terms. Despite the interest from multiple clubs, Iheanacho is not rushing to make a decision, weighing his options carefully.

Iheanacho’s situation has garnered significant attention in the football world, given his experience playing for top-tier clubs, including Leicester City and Manchester City. His versatility as a striker and his ability to score crucial goals make him an attractive signing for clubs seeking to bolster their attacking lineup.

As Iheanacho considers his next move, the interested clubs will be waiting anxiously for his response. The outcome of these negotiations will not only impact Iheanacho’s career but also influence the fortunes of the clubs involved in the transfer saga. With the summer transfer window still open, Iheanacho’s decision is likely to be closely watched by football fans and pundits alike.