When Manny Perez found out that he was signing for Scottish Premiership side Celtic, he must have been elated and probably didn’t know things would not turn out to be what he expected. Due to several troubles he encountered trying to secure a work permit in Scotland so he would be eligible to play for Celtic, he has now departed the club and will be spending the next season in the United States Major League Soccer.
Before leaving Parkhead, he was not even allowed to make his Celtic debut, turning his dream transfer into a nightmare. In the light of that event, he became significantly frustrated and disappointed in the fact that he was unable to get his paperwork done. He then handed in a transfer request at the club, asking the board to allow him to spend at least a season away on loan. Celtic found it hard to get suitors for the 22-year-old because of his lack of playing opportunity, but he has now found an escape route from the trying situation.
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The youngster is also a target for Premier League outfit Everton, as well as Bundesliga clubs Schalke 04 and Borussia Monchengladbach. According to the Daily Mail, he does not want to sign a professional contract at Palace and wants to leave the club in a bid to secure more game time elsewhere, even though the London club are very much interested in keeping him. They may however be forced to allow him to leave the club for a fee in the summer rather than watching him walk away on a free transfer.
The center-back is now hoping his manager will keep to his word and reinstate him in the starting XI upon his return from the injury against Aberdeen. He is expected to recover in time for their next league clash against rivals Aberdeen given that his injury was eventually discovered to be not as bad as first feared. 
The news of the Celtic interest in defensive midfielder FataiGbadamosi was first reported by media portal 90min.Celtic are not the only Scottish Premiership club in the race to sign FataiGbadamosi with arch rivals Rangers also keen to sign him. Rangers and Celtic have been fighting for supremacy in the Scottish Premiership this season though it looks like the former is proving to be unstoppable and their fight could extend to the transfer market in a bid to sign FataiGbadamosi.
Ex Scotland manager Alex McLeish was in an exclusive session with the assistant editor of Football Insider Russell Edge, where he weighed in on the subject. McLeish described Henderson as a fabulous goalkeeper and cited that the Red Devils young goalie had a tremendous season at Sheffield last campaign.
