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Former Tottenham defender discusses why he opted to remain at Celtic

DUNDEE, SCOTLAND - MARCH 14: Cameron Carter-Vickers of Celtic looks on during the Scottish Cup Sixth Round match between Dundee United FC and Celtic FC at Tannadice Park on March 14, 2022 in Dundee, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Tottenham Hotspur made their first sale of the summer transfer window when they parted ways with defender Cameron Carter-Vickers, who spent the 2021-22 season loan with Celtic. 

Both Celtic and Spurs agreed on a deal that would keep the 24-year-old in Glasgow permanently, with Football Insider reporting that the fee that Celtic paid to hold onto the American defender could reach up to £10-million. £6-million will be upfront, with the other £4-million being add-ons. 

Carter-Vickers spoke for the first time since the deal went through with Celtic club media about the decision to remain with the Scottish giants following a successful loan stint. 

“I am so pleased to complete my move to Celtic, and I really could not be happier,” Carter-Vickers said. “I have loved every minute of my time at Celtic so far, and I really wanted to be part of the club’s future.

“We have a fantastic group of players at the club, we have a really good spirit and atmosphere among us, and we all worked so hard together to deliver the league and League Cup success last season. I wanted to make sure I was part of this group going forward and working under a great manager, and now we all want to achieve more.”

Spurs hope that Carter-Vickers is the first of several players that they can offload on a permanent basis as they look to offset some transfers and get underperforming players on high salaries off their wage bill. 

Giovani Lo Celso, Harry Winks, Bryan Gil, and Tanguy Ndombele are some players whose future in north London could end this summer. 

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East Stand
East Stand
2 years ago

So young players at clubs don’t get the odd outings in the cups now and again? He’d have been about 19 or something at the time. Not Poch’s fault he didn’t make it into the first team, and clearly Levy’s fault that he’s only just been sold. You and old ‘Botch’ eh? Obsessed… 😂

at large
at large
2 years ago
Reply to  eddie

I don’t think Harry will sign another contract at Spurs, but if he does I agree it is sad. He’ll likely never win anything playing for Spurs and England his whole career.

Steve 'Killer Cushion' Williams
Steve 'Killer Cushion' Williams
2 years ago
Reply to  East Stand

Should have been moved on many years ago..Botch took him out of the academy and played him in a few cup games.. It was a few too many.

eddie
eddie
2 years ago

As has been stated before,our players only win silverware when they move on.There’s a lesson there.

This is why news that Harry may sign on for the rest of his career is sad.In part he’s influenced by Conte staying for another year it is said,but if Conte then leaves and we have still won nothing,Harry will have locked himself into another contract he can’t get out of.Levy would make sure of that.

East Stand
East Stand
2 years ago

Can’t believe it’s taken this long to move CCV on, has he ever played in our first team other than in pre-season? Good luck to him.

Archibald&Crooks (SC)
Archibald&Crooks (SC)
2 years ago

Well done CCV I didnt realise you had 2 trophies this season.
The thought of seeing NDonkey back at WHL sickens me.

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