Celtic star, Liel Abada, said goodbye to his favourite Glasgow restaurant ahead of his big £8 million move across the pond. The 22-year-old was pictured alongside a member of staff as they posed with a signed strip.
Celtic ace Liel Abada has said goodbye to his favourite Glasgow restaurant ahead of his move across the pond.
The 22-year-old winger was spotted at La Lanterna in Glasgow's city centre as he posed alongside a member of staff holding a signed Abada shirt. The star signed a two year deal with Charlotte FC in North Carolina which is believed to be worth around £8 million. He has been a key player for the Hoops since joining in July of 2021.READ MORE: Tributes paid to 'one of a kind' Rangers dad who died in Lisbon following Benfica match
The Italian eatery took to Instagram to wish Abada farewell, they wrote: "La Lanterna said buon viaggio to one of its regular customers the other day. But before crossing the Atlantic @liel.abada popped in to say goodbye.It comes after Abada's former manager revealed the winger had allegedly been treated "disgustingly" by pro-Palestine fans.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Liel Abada breaks Celtic exit silence after joining CharlotteAbada leaves after two and a half years at Celtic but has nothing but kind words to say.
続きを読む »
Celtic exit 'not in plans' as Abada joins CharlotteIsrael winger Liel Abada completes his transfer to Charlotte but says leaving Celtic 'wasn't in my plans'.
続きを読む »
Glasgow Celtic Wear to open first standalone store selling classic and player worn kitsThe Glasgow Celtic Wear has already started work on their store at 219 Gallowgate, which will see football fans given a chance to buy retro shirts from around the world.
続きを読む »
Plans to transform Glasgow Maryhill community with £100m investment and 400 new homesWheatley Homes Glasgow and Glasgow City Council revealed updated plans to transform Wyndford in the Maryhill area of Glasgow.
続きを読む »
Alfie Conn: The first player to appear for both Rangers and Celtic post-World War IIVery few players are brave enough to wear the colours of both Celtic and Rangers during their footballing careers. However, Alfie Conn was the first to cross the divide after World War II
続きを読む »
Celtic Park described as 'one of best sporting atmospheres' by Canadian presenterDevin Heroux, a Canadian presenter and reporter, was part of the crowd at Celtic Park on Wednesday which saw the Hoops defeat Dundee in an impressive 7-1 performance.
続きを読む »