The 6 players who could still leave Celtic in January transfer window

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Josip Juranovic's reported £10million move from Celtic to German side Union Berlin has got the ball rolling on that front. Celtic have a big squad as it is and Postecoglou somehow needs to trim off some of the excess fat. So who exactly is surplus to requirements and which players could be offloaded in this January window? Celtic would be wise to hold off on any permanent transfer away from Paradise at this juncture. Verdict: Expendable (but only on a loan deal for now)Oliver AbildgaardIt's time for the Dane to go.
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