Celtic sign Parma's Sorensen as Hatate and Kenny are sold
Celtic sign Parma midfielder Oliver Sorensen on loan as Reo Hatate is sold to Burnley and Johnny Kenny heads back to Bolton Wanderers.
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Celtic sign Parma midfielder Oliver Sorensen on loan as Reo Hatate is sold to Burnley and Johnny Kenny heads back to Bolton Wanderers.
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