Celtic are aiming to make a move with Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Edouard Michut.

Celtic are aiming to make a move with Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Edouard Michut.

One source has informed Sky Sports News that the Scottish club is working on an offer around the range of PS2 million (EUR2.5m) to the player who is 19 years old.

Michut has been the France player in France's U19 squad who has impressed in the PSG academy. But Michut has also played for PSG within Ligue 1 and twice in the Coupe de France.

He was part of the first-team squad in the last season. He also scored two goals during his eight appearances within the UEFA youth league.

According to reports from France towards the end the season indicated that he's found himself frustrated with the absence of a path into the first team of the Parc des Princes and is planning to leave the club this summer.

Celtic Manager Ange Postecoglou says the Bhoys are looking for "two or three" players in the transfer window for summer.

The Scottish Premiership champions have already made five changes, led with the acquisition of outstanding wingsman Jota on five-year contract from Benfica to PS6.5m following his successful loan last season. Also, they have signed left-back Cameron Carter-Vickers, who has signed an agreement for four years with Tottenham.Lanus right-back Alexandro Bernabei also been added to the squad in a deal worth PS3.75m along with Dundee United goalkeeper Ben Siegrist and forward Daizen Maeda, who is from Yokohama.

However, manager Postecoglou who guided Celtic to the title and the League Cup in his first season as manager and is eager for his team to get better and also for the team to grow.

"We're still looking to bring in two or three players," the coach stated to Sky Sports News in Austria during the preseason tour.

"There's some areas we'll need to get stronger and we'll work on that. The key is to make improvements regardless of the events of the previous time. If we don't get the championship, then we'd want to make improvements to take it home.

"If we do improve then it gives us a chance to be successful. That's what I've said to the players from day one this year. It's not about repeating last year's success, this is about being a better version of ourselves this season on all fronts."

Celtic start the Scottish Premiership title defence at home against Aberdeen live via Sky Sports, with the first Old Firm clash not scheduled until September.

Ange Postecoglou's champions will play in front of Sky cameras around 4.30pm on July 31st, Sunday.

The first time they meet Rangers will take place on Celtic Park the 3rd of September. Celtic begin 2023 by visiting Ibrox in January before playing their most formidable rivals once more on April 8 for their final game of the season before their breakup.

The Celtic's final game prior to the month-long break to prepare for the World Cup is at home to Ross County on November 12 Then they will return to action when they travel to Aberdeen on 17 December.

Christmas Eve is the day that they play the home team to play St Johnstone, and Postecoglou's team concludes before the break by traveling to the newly-promoted Kilmarnock in April 15 ahead of playing Motherwell the following week the following day on April 22.

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