01.01.2011
category:
Scotland
tags: Arsenal , Bastia , Celtic , David Weir , Duisburg , Dundee , Freddie Ljungberg , Henrik Larsson , Jozef Venglos , Ki , Lubo , Lubomir Moravcik , midfield , MLS , Old Firm , Rangers , Seattle Sounders , Simon Donnelly , Sweden
tags: Arsenal , Bastia , Celtic , David Weir , Duisburg , Dundee , Freddie Ljungberg , Henrik Larsson , Jozef Venglos , Ki , Lubo , Lubomir Moravcik , midfield , MLS , Old Firm , Rangers , Seattle Sounders , Simon Donnelly , Sweden
Barely had the dust settled from another round of SPL fixtures when news came in that Celtic had completed the signing of a new midfielder. Freddie Ljungberg the ex-Arsenal and Seattle Sounders player had signed on a free transfer. The timing of the move meant the possibility of a debut in Sunday’s Old Firm game.
The move seemed to divide the Celtic fans straight down the middle, on one side you will find fans filled with optimism. Ki Sung-Yeung will miss a few weeks on international duty and Ljungberg could be the player to help a stuttering Celtic midfield break down the opposition and add that little bit of experience.
