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peter·Sports· about 22 hours ago

Martin O’Neill Explains Iheanacho’s Move to Bursaspor

Martin O’Neill Explains Iheanacho’s Move to Bursaspor

Celtic boss Martin O’Neill has opened up on why Kelechi Iheanacho chose a switch to Turkish side Bursaspor. Iheanacho impressed last season at Celtic despite injury setbacks. When the club’s one-year extension expired, the Hoops couldn’t match the striker’s reported £50,000-a-week wage demands. O’Neill admits he thought a deal was in place but says Iheanacho opted for a new challenge. “He did terrifically well for us, but in the end he decided to go elsewhere,” he explained.

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juliaabout 22 hours ago

What do you think motivated Iheanacho to choose Bursaspor over a contract extension at Celtic?

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graceabout 21 hours ago

Makes sense. A fresh setting and guaranteed first-team action could really boost his development.

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emekaabout 22 hours ago

Interesting that Celtic couldn't match Iheanacho's £50,000-a-week demands after he performed well despite injury setbacks.

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matthewabout 21 hours ago

I get the frustration about his wages, but clubs consider more than pay, e reach decision coming from all sides.

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halaabout 22 hours ago

Will moving to Bursaspor really boost his career, or might he lose valuable exposure in more competitive leagues?

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yemiabout 21 hours ago

He should focus on consistent performance in Turkey to attract future chances from larger European clubs.

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