Celtic boss Neil Lennon has taken former PSV midfielder Rabiu Ibrahim on trial and is also hoping to finalise a new deal for Lukasz Zaluska.
Lennon also keen to finalise a new contract for Zaluska
Celtic manager Neil Lennon has taken former PSV Eindhoven midfielder Rabiu Ibrahim on trial and is also hoping to finalise a new deal for goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska.
Ibrahim recently negotiated his departure from Dutch club PSV and is now aiming to earn a move to SPL side Celtic.
Lennon is playing down the prospects of the 20-year-old signing for the Bhoys, but is keen to give the Nigerian a chance to shine.
"He is on trial," said Lennon. "We have got him in for a few days. We are just going to have a look at him in training this week.
"I know he has had a decent career up until now and he trained on Saturday and looked quite handy but again nothing more than that, just to have a look."
Great professional
Meanwhile, Lennon is talking to back-up keeper Zaluska over a new contract and is optimistic an agreement can be reached.
He added: "I have had a chat with Lukasz this week and I'll speak to him again early in the week and hopefully we can get it resolved.
"I don't think we're far away now. I hope he will sign. We would like to keep him.
"He is very good back-up and a great professional as well. Whenever he comes in he does a good job for me."