A Celtic State of Mind A Celtic State of Mind

Daizen Maeda OUT! Kasper Høgh IN? Celtic Agree Record Transfer // ACSOM // A Celtic State of Mind

Jul 26, 2026 · 1h 16m

Summary

Paul John Dykes discusses Dyson Maida’s departure to Ipswich Town, debating if the fee was sufficient and ranking him among Celtic’s best Japanese imports. He criticizes CEO Michael Nicholson’s absence from recent home games and analyzes Martin O’Neill’s post-match comments regarding returning players like Jota. The episode also covers new signing Camilo Duran’s pre-season performances and the ongoing pursuit of Kasper Hoy.

Topics discussed

Intro: Calshi prediction market sponsor Welcome and overview of transfer news Discussion on Japanese imports and Nicholson's absence Martin O'Neill's post-match comments and Jota Live stream platforms and tribute to Dyson Maida Dyson Maida's career stats and World Cup impact Analysis of Maida's transfer fee to Ipswich Town Stephen Welsh's potential move to Swansea Debate on transfer business and sell-on clauses Ranking the best Japanese imports: Maeda, Kyogo, Nakamura Critique of selling key players before CL qualifiers Michael Nicholson's leadership and visibility concerns Jota's return to training and fitness update Martin O'Neill's press conference performance analysis Staff vacancies and need for recruitment heads Staff hemorrhaging and Rio Atate's future Transfer window financial summary and squad size Camilo Duran's pre-season performance review Kasper Hoy signing and striker partnership plans Thomas Hatton's breakthrough and youth prospects Predicted starting XI for Dundee and Didier Agathe event
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