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BBC News
5 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Celtic suffer heavy Ajax defeat in penultimate pre-season game
Celtic suffered a humbling 5-1 defeat by Ajax in their Como Cup semi-final in Rodgers' side were looking to build on wins over Sporting Lisbon and Newcastle United but now will face Asian Champions League winners Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia on Saturday in their final pre-season game rather than the tournament winger Steven Berghuis' superb curled finish put the Dutch side ahead after 17 minutes at the Stadio Giuseppe Hyun-Jun, who had hit the crossbar in the opening minutes, equalised four minutes later when the South Korean winger latched on to Reo Hatate's through ball after Kieran Tierney's long pass had opened up the Ajax Idah was also denied by the woodwork near the end of a first half in which Celtic dominated the flow of the game changed after the break and Netherlands midfielder Davy Klaassen restored the lead just short of the hour mark, volleying home after goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel parried a shot off the pounced on a slack Benjamin Nygren pass inside Celtic's penalty box and Berghuis found the top corner for his second after 66 Bouwman increased the lead when the 17-year-old defender swept a stunning 25-yard drive into the top corner past Schmeichel with 20 minutes remaining before 19-year-old midfielder Rayane Bounida curled another beauty inside the far defeat means there will be no swift reunion with winger Nicolas Kuhn, who watched from the stand following his recent move to Como, who now face Ajax in the final.


Glasgow Times
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Celtic stars pictured at popular Glasgow restaurant
Reo Hatate, Shin Yamada, and Hayato Inamura enjoyed a cheeky visit to La Lanterna on Great Western Road in the West End. Sharing the trio's visit on Instagram, the venue said: "When the best in Scotland welcomes the best in Japan!" READ MORE: TRNSMT star praised Glasgow's Celtic FC after sweet gift READ MORE: Celtic star spotted at popular Glasgow park with partner Hatate, 27, has played with the Hoops since 2022. During his time at the club, the central midfielder has made over 100 appearances. Meanwhile, Yamada, 25, and Inamura, 23, both just recently signed with the Glasgow club.


North Wales Chronicle
20-07-2025
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Brendan Rodgers tips Shin Yamada to add power up front after signing for Celtic
The 25-year-old arrives from Kawasaki Frontale, where he scored 32 goals in 121 appearances. Yamada recently won his first international cap and joins compatriots Reo Hatate, Daizen Maeda and fellow summer signing Hyato Inamura at Celtic Park. Rodgers told Celtic's website: 'I am really pleased that we have brought Shin to the club. He is a strong player who can score goals and create goals for others and I think he is someone who can definitely add an important dimension to our forward line. 👊😀#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I know he is really keen to make his mark here in European football and deliver for Celtic, and I think he is someone who has the power, athleticism and intensity in his play to do really well for us. I look forward to working with him.' Yamada added: 'It is a huge honour for me to be here as a Celtic player and I can't wait to begin my time at this amazing club. 'Celtic is one of the top names in world football. I have already watched my countrymen like Daizen, Reo and Kyogo do so well at Celtic and I will aim to have the same impact. 🤳 A message from our new number 1️⃣8️⃣#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I am my own player, though, and I am ready to face all my own challenges directly. 'I want to do so well at Celtic. I know that Celtic Park is one of the best places in the world to play football with the best supporters around and I will do everything I can to make my new fans proud of me.' Yamada added: 'First of all I am a striker, so I need to do my job and will try to score goals. My other strengths will be power and speed, so using these strengths I will try to score lots of goals.'

Rhyl Journal
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Brendan Rodgers tips Shin Yamada to add power up front after signing for Celtic
The 25-year-old arrives from Kawasaki Frontale, where he scored 32 goals in 121 appearances. Yamada recently won his first international cap and joins compatriots Reo Hatate, Daizen Maeda and fellow summer signing Hyato Inamura at Celtic Park. Rodgers told Celtic's website: 'I am really pleased that we have brought Shin to the club. He is a strong player who can score goals and create goals for others and I think he is someone who can definitely add an important dimension to our forward line. 👊😀#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I know he is really keen to make his mark here in European football and deliver for Celtic, and I think he is someone who has the power, athleticism and intensity in his play to do really well for us. I look forward to working with him.' Yamada added: 'It is a huge honour for me to be here as a Celtic player and I can't wait to begin my time at this amazing club. 'Celtic is one of the top names in world football. I have already watched my countrymen like Daizen, Reo and Kyogo do so well at Celtic and I will aim to have the same impact. 🤳 A message from our new number 1️⃣8️⃣#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I am my own player, though, and I am ready to face all my own challenges directly. 'I want to do so well at Celtic. I know that Celtic Park is one of the best places in the world to play football with the best supporters around and I will do everything I can to make my new fans proud of me.' Yamada added: 'First of all I am a striker, so I need to do my job and will try to score goals. My other strengths will be power and speed, so using these strengths I will try to score lots of goals.'


South Wales Guardian
19-07-2025
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Brendan Rodgers tips Shin Yamada to add power up front after signing for Celtic
The 25-year-old arrives from Kawasaki Frontale, where he scored 32 goals in 121 appearances. Yamada recently won his first international cap and joins compatriots Reo Hatate, Daizen Maeda and fellow summer signing Hyato Inamura at Celtic Park. Rodgers told Celtic's website: 'I am really pleased that we have brought Shin to the club. He is a strong player who can score goals and create goals for others and I think he is someone who can definitely add an important dimension to our forward line. 👊😀#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I know he is really keen to make his mark here in European football and deliver for Celtic, and I think he is someone who has the power, athleticism and intensity in his play to do really well for us. I look forward to working with him.' Yamada added: 'It is a huge honour for me to be here as a Celtic player and I can't wait to begin my time at this amazing club. 'Celtic is one of the top names in world football. I have already watched my countrymen like Daizen, Reo and Kyogo do so well at Celtic and I will aim to have the same impact. 🤳 A message from our new number 1️⃣8️⃣#WelcomeShin | #CelticFC🍀 — Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 19, 2025 'I am my own player, though, and I am ready to face all my own challenges directly. 'I want to do so well at Celtic. I know that Celtic Park is one of the best places in the world to play football with the best supporters around and I will do everything I can to make my new fans proud of me.' Yamada added: 'First of all I am a striker, so I need to do my job and will try to score goals. My other strengths will be power and speed, so using these strengths I will try to score lots of goals.'