Celtic are closing in on an agreement to bring 18-year-old Chelsea defender Landon Emenalo to Glasgow on a season-long loan, with talks between the clubs understood to be at an advanced stage.
The teenager travelled to Glasgow this week to visit Celtic's training facilities, a strong indication that the Scottish Premiership champions are serious about completing the deal before the transfer window closes.
Cover for Tierney the priority
Celtic's pursuit of Emenalo is driven by a shortage of cover at left-back, where Scotland international Kieran Tierney has been carrying the position largely on his own. The club identified the young Chelsea prospect as the ideal solution to fill that gap.
Emenalo, the son of former Chelsea technical director Michael Emenalo, is considered one of Chelsea's more promising defensive talents despite his young age. His pedigree and potential have attracted significant attention from clubs looking to develop him through regular competitive football.
Emenalo eager for first-team football
The teenager made his own ambitions clear during Chelsea's summer training camp, where he told club media he was ready to step up.



