Celtic interested in recently recalled Liverpool ace; Klopp may only sanction departure in late January – report

Celtic Express Interest in Liverpool Youngster Owen Beck for Summer Move

Celtic FC has set its sights on recruiting Liverpool’s 21-year-old talent, Owen Beck, during the upcoming summer

transfer window. Despite being recently recalled from a loan spell at Dundee in Scotland, Beck’s impressive

performances have caught the attention of Celtic’s coaching staff.

 

Having completed a successful first half of the season with Dundee, where he made 20 appearances, the Wrexham-

born left-back has made a positive impact with his energetic displays at Dens Park. Now back at Anfield, Beck finds

himself in a situation where he could potentially be on the move again, as regular left-back options Andy Robertson

and Kostas Tsimikas are in the recovery phase from their injuries.

 

Both Robertson and Tsimikas are expected to return to action or team training by the end of January. This potential

timeline has fueled speculation that Beck might be seeking more playing time elsewhere. Football Scotland reports

that Celtic is eager to secure the services of Liverpool’s No. 63 for the remainder of the season.

 

The interest from Celtic is not recent, as the report suggests that Brendan Rodgers’ side has been monitoring Beck’s

progress since October. Additionally, their city rivals, Rangers, are also said to be keen on securing the talented defender.

Owen Beck, who is the great-nephew of Liverpool legend Ian Rush, has a promising career trajectory. The Welsh

youth international joined Liverpool at U13 level after being signed from Stoke City. Throughout his career, Beck has

gained valuable experience, including loan spells at Famalicao in Portugal’s top flight and Bolton Wanderers.

 

With two senior appearances already under his belt for Liverpool, Beck’s development has been further enhanced by

training alongside defensive stalwarts such as Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The

 

hope within Liverpool’s coaching staff is that Beck continues to benefit from loan spells, ensuring that he returns to

Anfield as a more polished and accomplished player.

The interest from Celtic and Rangers underscores the growing reputation and potential that Beck possesses. His

versatility as a left-back and the exposure gained from various loan spells have contributed to his overall

development. As the summer transfer window approaches, the decision regarding Beck’s future will likely depend on

Liverpool’s assessment of his progress and the opportunities available within the first-team squad.

For Celtic, securing a player of Beck’s caliber would not only bolster their defensive options but also add a young and

promising talent to their ranks. The ongoing interest from both Glasgow clubs sets the stage for a potential transfer

saga, with fans eagerly awaiting developments in the coming months. As the summer window approaches, the

footballing world will be watching to see if Owen Beck makes the move to Celtic and continues his journey towards

establishing himself as a key player on the European stage.