OSAZE URHOGHIDE has left Celtic on loan.
The defender, 22, has joined KV Oostende again.
The former Sheffield Wednesday defender spent the second half of last season on loan in the Belgian coast.
Oostende have obtained an option to buy the centre-back as part of the deal.
Osaze Urhoghide has joined @kvoostende on loan for the rest of the season.
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 27, 2022
𝙂𝙤𝙤𝙙 𝙡𝙪𝙘𝙠, @Osazeus! 🍀 https://t.co/OsvJYxhTDe pic.twitter.com/VcRxBvB9VH
The club president, Gauthier Ganaye, said: “Osaze proved last season that he was an absolute added value in our team. We wanted to keep him with us for longer, but at first we didn't find an agreement with Celtic.
"However, Osaze himself expressed the wish to return to KVO and we therefore kept in touch with him and Celtic. Over the past week, however, the case has gained momentum.
"Osaze is happy that he is returning here and we are very pleased that we have a strong holder in the defense and also someone who already knows the way the club and trainer work. Now we just wait for offensive reinforcements and then we are armed to play a competitive season.”
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