Ajeti, who at only 23-years-old has already received 10 caps for the Swiss national team, joins the Premiership giants after a disappointing 2019-20 with West Ham in which he played in only 8 games.

The Swiss striker had joined West Ham for $10 million last summer after a successful beginning to his career at Basel in his native country, in which he scored a plentiful total of 29 goals in only 58 matches played. Despite never making headway at West Ham, Celtic still believes that the talented young scorer has plenty of goals left in his boots.

Ajeti, who was the Swiss Super League’s top scorer in the 2017-18 season with 17 goals, is expected to compete for a starting role at the Scottish club right off the bat. He will join young French forward Odsonne Edouard as one of the team’s main scoring options up top as they look to win their tenth straight Scottish domestic crown and make headway in European competitons.

Expect Ajeti to debut for Celtic in the next couple of weeks.

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The first halftime of the match saw only one goal which was scored in the 27^th minute by Ciprian Deac. Celtic started the second halftime with more aggressive playing and James Forrest managed to equalize the score in the 51^st minute. This was followed by a second goal in the 61^st minute scored by Odsonne Edouard, giving Celtic the lead.

But the match was far from over and Billel Omrani managed to equalize the score again with his penalty score in the 74th minute, which was followed by another equalization by Celtic’s Ryan Christie in the 76th minute.

Then, Omrani gave the match a twist scoring a second goal in the 80^th minute. This lead to a nerve wrenching continuation of the struggle which was finally over when George Tucudean scored the fourth goal for Cluj and threw Celtic out of the race for the Champions League Title. 

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Ajeti, who at only 23-years-old has already received 10 caps for the Swiss national team, joins the Premiership giants after a disappointing 2019-20 with West Ham in which he played in only 8 games.

The Swiss striker had joined West Ham for $10 million last summer after a successful beginning to his career at Basel in his native country, in which he scored a plentiful total of 29 goals in only 58 matches played. Despite never making headway at West Ham, Celtic still believes that the talented young scorer has plenty of goals left in his boots.

Ajeti, who was the Swiss Super League’s top scorer in the 2017-18 season with 17 goals, is expected to compete for a starting role at the Scottish club right off the bat. He will join young French forward Odsonne Edouard as one of the team’s main scoring options up top as they look to win their tenth straight Scottish domestic crown and make headway in European competitons.

Expect Ajeti to debut for Celtic in the next couple of weeks.

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The first halftime of the match saw only one goal which was scored in the 27^th minute by Ciprian Deac. Celtic started the second halftime with more aggressive playing and James Forrest managed to equalize the score in the 51^st minute. This was followed by a second goal in the 61^st minute scored by Odsonne Edouard, giving Celtic the lead.

But the match was far from over and Billel Omrani managed to equalize the score again with his penalty score in the 74th minute, which was followed by another equalization by Celtic’s Ryan Christie in the 76th minute.

Then, Omrani gave the match a twist scoring a second goal in the 80^th minute. This lead to a nerve wrenching continuation of the struggle which was finally over when George Tucudean scored the fourth goal for Cluj and threw Celtic out of the race for the Champions League Title. 

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