Celtic Flop Faces More Trouble Following Parkhead Exit

Albian Ajeti’s footballing journey seems to be full of challenges and difficulties.

The player, who was signed by Celtic from West Ham United in 2020 for a reported fee of £5 million, has experienced a string of setbacks since his move away from Basel in Switzerland.

The Swiss-Albanian striker showed promise in the Swiss League with a commendable goal return, and his performances in Europe were noteworthy. However, Ajeti struggled to carry forward this momentum in British football, both during his stint in England and later in Scotland.

Ajeti was loaned out to Sturm Graz in Austria last season, but the Austrian side chose not to make the deal permanent. This left both Celtic and Ajeti in a challenging situation, with the player on a substantial contract and seemingly no place in the team.

Brendan Rodgers, upon his arrival at Celtic, was clear about Ajeti’s position, informing him that he wasn’t a part of the club’s future plans.

The recent move to Turkish side Gaziantep seemed like a new opportunity for Ajeti to reignite his career. However, this fresh start has not begun well. Gaziantep’s current position at the bottom of the Super Lig does not bode well, and comments from the club’s manager, Marius Sumudica, suggest that Ajeti’s fitness is a concern.

“Anyone who wants to play with his heart must make sacrifices.” Those who are not prepared or do not choose to participate may do so. We don’t have the time.”

Sumudica’s recent comments indicate unhappiness with Ajeti’s dedication and physical condition. Such public remarks from a boss are never a good indication for a player, as they indicate underlying conflicts.