celtic Martin O'Neill's side are keen to extend Marcelo Saracchi's stay at Celtic Park after he signed him on loan from Boca Juniors last summer.
The Uruguay international played 976 minutes in 27 matches for Celtic and injuries partially limited his minutes.
Although the left-back has not featured regularly, O'Neill's side are looking to extend his stay. Sarachi's Agent Marcelo Tejera has already confirmed This in March.
On May 19th, we broadcast news Boca Juniors are waiting for a formal offer from Celtic. However, the Scottish champions have not yet completed the operation.
Earlier this week, Sport Witness Covered claims from Argentina That Celtic's talks have stalled.
Celtic have yet to make a final decision
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With his loan at Celtic Park set to expire next Tuesday, Marcelo Saracchi is set to return to Boca Juniors.
He has appointed Rodolfo Arrubarrena as his new manager, but will not include the player in his plans. The fullback has no future at Boca and will have to leave again.
Boca Juniors are keen to offload him and have made it clear that he can only leave via a permanent transfer.
When discussing their options, Martin O'Neill's side and Estudiantes de La Plata are named. The latter are showing interest in the Uruguayan and will face competition from Celtic.
The Scottish Premiership side want to secure his services permanently. They have already held talks with the South American club but could not agree on a price.
They won't be disappointed by this, as Celtic are 'not giving up' and have no plans to give up the fight. In short, the Celtic Park club is still struggling to agree terms with Boca Juniors.
Our opinion: The fee for Celtic won't be high
Marcelo Saracchi's contract at Boca Juniors runs until December 2027 and his value, according to transfer marketIs €2m.
Celtic could take advantage of this and the Argentine club could take advantage of their desperation to land him to get a good deal.
Martin O'Neill's side will have to act fast as other clubs are also keen to sign the player.
