Arsenal Ace Agrees with Celtic Return
In a shocking turn of events, Arsenal midfielder, Mohamed Elneny, has revealed that he is open to making a return to Celtic FC, the Scottish Premiership club where he spent a season on loan from the Gunners in 2015-2016.
The 29-year-old Egyptian international has been with Arsenal since 2016, but has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter under Unai Emery and Mikel Arteta. With his contract set to expire in 2023, Elneny is reportedly looking for a fresh start, and a return to Celtic could be the perfect opportunity for him to rediscover his form and contribute to the Hoops’ success.
Elneny, who has made over 100 appearances for Arsenal, was a key player for Celtic during his loan spell, scoring four goals and providing six assists in 32 appearances. His pace, vision, and passing ability made him a fan favorite at Celtic Park, and his return would be warmly welcomed by the Celtic faithful.
Speaking to the media, Elneny revealed that he has been in touch with Celtic’s manager, Ange Postecoglou, and is keen to discuss a potential move. "I have a good relationship with the manager and the club, and I’m open to going back," he said. "I know the league, I know the fans, and I know the style of play. It would be a great opportunity for me to come back and help the team."
Celtic, who finished second in the Scottish Premiership last season, are in need of midfield reinforcements, and Elneny’s arrival would be a significant coup for the club. With the likes of David Turnbull, Callum McGregor, and Ryan Christie already at his disposal, Elneny would add depth and quality to the Hoops’ midfield.
The move would also be a blow to Arsenal, who would lose a player who has been with the club for over five years. However, with Elneny’s contract set to expire, the Gunners may not be able to hold onto him for much longer.
In conclusion, Mohamed Elneny’s agreement to return to Celtic is a major development in the transfer market, and one that would have significant implications for both clubs. With his experience, quality, and knowledge of the Scottish Premiership, Elneny would be a shrewd signing for Celtic, and one that could help them push for domestic and European success.
