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General Discussion / Celtic to Sign Socceroos Star Aaron Mooy
« on: July 21, 2022, 08:34:22 am »


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Celtic are rumored to be the next Premiership side to sign Socceroos star Aaron Mooy. How will he fit in with Ange Postecoglou's side? Will his stamina and versatility be an asset in a Postecoglou team? Find out below. A Celtic fan's opinion of Mooy's future with the club is based on his own observations.
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Celtic's next signing will be Australian midfielder Aaron Mooy





There has been talk of Mooy joining Celtic after the departure of Ismaila Soro and Nir Bitton. The midfielder is regarded as one of the best in his generation, and he has already made 52 appearances for Australia. He has been a key member of the Australian squad and could be key to securing a spot in the World Cup in Qatar.
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The Australian midfielder has been linked with a move to Celtic, and Fabrizio Romano has revealed the club are in the process of signing him. The Australian left his former club, Shanghai Port, in the summer and is now in Scotland with his wife. Postecoglou has also hinted that Mooy could join Celtic in the next transfer window. However, he has remained coy about the deal, so it is difficult to know if he is actually on the verge of joining the club.For more information visit Fallenpedia
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Mooy's arrival will be a welcome addition to Celtic's midfield, but the club has been in the market for reinforcements since the departure of Nir Bitton and Tom Rogic. Mooy, 31, made his senior debut for St Mirren in 2010 and scored against Rangers in 2011. His move to Celtic will also boost his chance of being selected in the World Cup in Russia next year.
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Mooy will work under Ange Postecoglou
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The Australian international has signed a new deal with Celtic to join the Scottish Premiership side. The 30-year-old winger is likely to sign for a four-year deal and will be reunited with former Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou. However, it is not yet known whether Mooy will be able to start for Celtic this season.
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The move comes at a time when Ange Postecoglou is looking to strengthen his midfield options, having failed to sign any players in the past. While he was with Chinese club Shanghai Port for four years, the former Socceroo has been on a free transfer and will work under Postecoglou's Premiership coaching system. It is unknown if the Australian will be able to play regularly for a Premiership side, but there is plenty of speculation that he will make it.
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The Aussie has been linked with a move to Celtic following the release of his contract from Shanghai Port. Postecoglou had been linked with Mooy in the past, as the midfielder was a key player for the Australian national team. With the World Cup looming later this year, it is essential that Mooy signs a deal with a club that will ensure he gets regular playing time.
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Mooy's stamina will be key in a Postecoglou side





Aaron Mooy is an outstanding long-range passer who has played in the English Premier League for Huddersfield Town. He's also more physically robust and combative than his reputation suggests. Mooy will likely be a key player in a Postecoglou premiership side. In addition to his goal-kicking skills, Mooy's stamina will be key to an all-Australian side Fallen
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The midfield is often overlooked by Postecoglou, so Aaron Mooy's stamina and versatility will be crucial in a Premiership side. Although he doesn't have great pace, Mooy can dominate the midfield and is a vital depth player. Although he plays in central midfield, Mooy has also played in other positions.
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Mooy will be a crucial piece of Postecoglou's premiership side. His stamina and passing ability will be key to a Postecoglou side. The former Australia international is currently out on a free agent, but Celtic have had a keen interest in signing him. The Scots have also been looking for a midfielder to replace the likes of Nir Bitton and Tom Rogic.
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Mooy's versatility will be an asset in a Postecoglou side





The versatile midfielder has played under both Ange Postecoglou and the Scottish national team. Although he doesn't have a high-end pace, Mooy has impressive stamina, having played 120 minutes against Peru for the Socceroos. Mooy also plays under Postecoglou, who does not let nationality influence his signings. The versatile midfielder has been a major asset for Scottish clubs and he should be a valuable addition to a Postecoglou premiership side.
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As well as Mooy, the new signings include fellow Australian international, Liam Shaw. Shaw is most comfortable in central midfield, but can also play defence. While Mooy is a great playmaker, his versatility will be an asset in a Postecoglou premiership side. If both are available, Mooy will be a key player in the team.
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In the midfield, Mooy will complement Rogic, who can exploit a channel with overlapping runs. Ajdin Hrustic can also play the role of a double pivot alongside Rogic. Aaron Mooy will also be an asset in the midfield in place of Hrustic. And as a centre-back, his versatility will also be useful for the back-three system.
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Mooy's move to Celtic





Mooy has been linked with a move to Celtic, despite his Australian nationality. Although he has a strong background in midfield, he is still relatively unknown in the Premier League and is unlikely to make an immediate impact. The former St Mirren star was released by Shanghai Port and is expected to return home to Scotland. The move should give Mooy a boost in his chances of making the World Cup.
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The 25-year-old will join Celtic from Shanghai Port after being released by the club from their contract. He has played for Postecoglou at Australia in the past, and is now free to move. The move to Celtic will bring the Australia international back to Scotland, where he started his senior career with St Mirren. Mooy has played against Rangers twice, scoring twice in a 2-1 win.
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Mooy is a player with a high level of quality. He has shown he can perform on the biggest stage, and his pass selection is excellent. With a Scottish wife, Mooy will fit into the high intensity of Ange Postecoglou's style. If he proves his worth, he will be a key part of Celtic's premiership contenders.
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Mooy's relationship with Ryan





Australian footballer Aaron Mooy has been linked with a move to Brighton, where he is reportedly keen on joining Mat Ryan. The goalkeeper, who has been at the club since 2017, has been linked with several Premier League clubs after the relegation of Huddersfield Town. However, his relationship with Mat Ryan is unclear. Although the two share a close relationship, Mooy's interest has been tempered by the goalkeeper's recent move to Manchester United news.
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Mooy's future at Celtic





A year-long free agent deal has been reached with former Socceroos midfielder Aaron Mooy. The Australian played for St Mirren between 2010 and 2012 and has also played for Melbourne City, Western Sydney Wanderers and Huddersfield Town. In 2016, he signed a three-year contract with Manchester City. He has since been linked with a move to Celtic. However, there are some concerns over his future in Glasgow.
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If Celtic want to keep Mooy, they must get a good deal for him. The club has approached Shanghai SIPG about selling Mooy. The club is aware of the difficulties of keeping a player away from home. The club is likely to be receptive to a sale, but it is also possible that the club will not be able to bring Mooy over to Scotland. However, it is a question of whether Celtic are willing to pay a high enough fee to lure Mooy to the club.
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In the meantime, there are reports that the club are interested in signing the player and making him an offer. Moreover, it is a fact that Mooy's signing will be a major boost to the club's financial health. While the club's investment in the Australian midfielder will definitely benefit the club, it will be up to the manager to decide if it is worth the risk.
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