Celtic are expected to announce the arrival of Haissem Hassan in the coming hours after reaching a full agreement over a fee, having already agreed personal terms. The Scottish champions have reportedly agreed a deal worth €6m (£5m), considerably less than the player's €12m (£10.4m) release clause. This signing will complete a new-look attack which already features a hat-trick hero and tricky winger Camilo Duran. The big question now surrounds when Hassan will be available. If his arrival is announced in 'the coming hours' as reports claimed, then he could be available for Celtic's Champions League qualifier against LASK on Wednesday, in what would be a major boost. The Egyptian winger lit up the World Cup and very nearly put Argentina to the sword in the last 16, before Lionel Messi and Enzo Fernandez had their say. His performances on the biggest stage came at a good time for his club career. Having just been relegated with Real Oviedo in an underwhelming campaign, a move has looked on the cards all summer. The World Cup simply helped raise his stock. Some will be quick to point out that the winger went the entirety of the La Liga campaign without a goal last season, but a deeper dive suggests that this is a player just waiting to explode. In Spain's top flight last season, Hassan was in the top 93% for successful dribbles after completing almost three per 90. To put into context how impressive that would be in the current Celtic side, fellow new signing Camilo Duran has managed just 1.27 per 90 in the Scottish Premiership. The good news doesn't stop there, either. With less than a month until the summer transfer window closes, Celtic are expected to welcome another attacking talent in Haissem Hassan. Sunday's game against St. Mirren couldn't have gone much better for Celtic. Fresh from a debut full of criticism, new signing Kasper Hogh silenced critics with a stunning first-half hat-trick. On the same weekend that Rangers struggled once again, the Bhoys made it six points from a possible six and are already pushing ahead of their rivals. League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 3rd in Premiership, 67 pts, 21W-4D-8L from 33 games, recent form WWWWW. Goals this season: 59 scored, 35 conceded (+24 goal difference). Title race: 3 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian. Last result: Celtic 3-1 Heart Of Midlothian (2026-05-16). Recent form (last 5): 5W-0D-0L (WWWWW, most recent first); on a 5-game winning run.