Celtic forward Daizen Maeda has made headlines as he prepares for the World Cup, expressing his desire to leave Celtic this summer for a big move to the Premier League. The 28-year-old is currently focused on representing Japan and believes he can outpace Real Madrid-bound Denzel Dumfries when they face the Netherlands in their Group F opener. Maeda's confidence stems from his experience at the last World Cup in Qatar, where he showcased his skills on the international stage. He is determined to make a significant impact in this tournament, hoping to secure a standout performance that could attract attention from top clubs. Meanwhile, Celtic missed the opportunity to sign Frosinone forward Fares Ghedjemis in January due to a reluctance to meet the £6.8 million asking price. With Ghedjemis now part of the Algeria squad for the World Cup, his future remains uncertain, and Frosinone's management has indicated they will only consider offers that meet their expectations. As the transfer window approaches, Celtic fans are eager to see how these developments unfold, especially with Maeda's ambitions and Ghedjemis' potential move still in play.