MLS clubs eye Liel Abada but Celtic only interested in permanent deal

Prior to negotiations with the team on Liel Abada’s future, his agent is scheduled to arrive in Glasgow. The player was having difficulties at Celtic, according to Brendan Rodgers, thus he did not participate with the first team during the Cup victory against St Mirren.

According to a story published by the Israeli publication Sport 5, the player’s future in Glasgow was in question. It follows his absence from the draw with Kilmarnock.

Abada is looking to leave the team because of the circumstances, and MLS clubs are interested in signing him. The young kid must have had a great deal of concern due to the hatred he seems to have been receiving on social media from accounts in his home country for playing for Celtic. The winger signed a long-term contract last summer, but there is a problem with a transfer because the club will probably want at least £10 million for him.

The media seemed to be spreading rumors that Abada was struggling and

that teams were thinking about loaning him money. Looking back, that was

probably a true representation of the chaos the player is experiencing.

Abada has 29 goals and 22 assists in 112 games. The right winger had a significant role in the Ange Postecoglou period at the team and appeared ready to continue under Rodgers, but buzz surrounding the player grew after an injury and Israel’s assault of Gaza.

Abada has not celebrated with the crowd at full time in any of the games, even

though he was welcomed back onto the field against Rangers. This implies that

he is finding it difficult to deal with the fanbase’s support for Palestine.