By: Sahr Morris Jr
Sierra Leonean striker, Mohamed Poborsky Bangura will be returning to Scotland champions, Celtic following a successful loan spell with former Swedish champions IF Elfsborg.
The striker who has six months remaining on his contract was sent on loan for a full season but will return to his parent club as coach Neil Lennon looks forward to ease his striking woes with the services of Bangura.
The striker was back training with the Hoops on Friday after his spell with IF Elfsborg who do not plan on signing him back, either on loan or on a permanent deal.
The striker who has six months remaining on his contract was sent on loan for a full season but will return to his parent club as coach Neil Lennon looks forward to ease his striking woes with the services of Bangura.
The striker was back training with the Hoops on Friday after his spell with IF Elfsborg who do not plan on signing him back, either on loan or on a permanent deal.
Celtic's first signing of this transfer window, Holmbert Fridjonsson, is now eligible to play but needs more fitness before Lennon will consider playing the 20-year-old Icelandic striker in his first-team squad.
That being the case Bangura could find himself further down the Parkhead pecking order than he was when he left last January.
Lennon will turn his attention to Bangura's situation after he returns from a tournament in Turkey to which they are flying out next week to play in.
That being the case Bangura could find himself further down the Parkhead pecking order than he was when he left last January.
Lennon will turn his attention to Bangura's situation after he returns from a tournament in Turkey to which they are flying out next week to play in.
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