Serie A Newcomer Signs Bulgarian Winger Aleksandar Tonev
One of the newcomers to the Italian Serie A – Frosinone, signed a contract with the Bulgarian football player Aleksandar Tonev.
Bulgaria international winger Aleksandar Tonev is close to a deal with Scottish side Celtic, according to reports.
Even though a number of clubs, including Lazio, Fiorentina and Malaga, are said to be interested in the 23-year-old, Tonev has spoken openly about his desire to move to Parkhead.
“It’s important I consistently play Champions League football, Celtic is somewhere I could achieve that,” he said, as cited by Daily Record.
Tonev’s agent Terence Chongwa confirmed the story, adding: “There is definite interest in Scotland. We can confirm scouts of Celtic have been to our games this season.
“We are holding a meeting tomorrow and Aleksandar’s position could become clearer then.”
Reports say that Tonev may also be tempted to move to German side Werder Bremen.
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