Celtic has successfully negotiated a £3.5 million permanent transfer for Paulo Bernardo from Benfica, marking a significant signing as he prepares to undergo a medical and finalize a five-year contract. Bernardo, who had a productive loan spell last season, is expected to strengthen the squad for the upcoming season, especially as he contributed to the team's success with four goals in 33 appearances last time. In addition, Celtic is pursuing a season-long loan deal for left-back Hugo Bueno from Wolves, after previous attempts in January were unsuccessful. However, competition from Liverpool may complicate this transfer. Celtic's pre-season is currently underway, where they remain unbeaten, and they are also considering other targets, including Norwich striker Adam Idah and USA midfielder Tanner Tessmann. The club's transfer activity reflects manager Brendan Rodgers' intent to enhance the team ahead of the season opener against Kilmarnock.