Celtic have sent Paulo Bernardo to Górnik Zabrze on a season-long loan with an option to buy, making him the latest player to leave Parkhead in a busy summer of turnover.
The move means Celtic have now seen 15 players exit the club this summer. Bernardo’s departure fits into a wider reshaping of the squad as the club continues to move through a long list of changes.
What Bernardo's move means
For Górnik Zabrze, Bernardo arrives on a one-season deal with the chance to make the move permanent if the option to buy is triggered. For Celtic, it is another departure in a summer that has already seen plenty of movement.
The timing also matters because Champions League qualification is approaching. With more midfield departures still being linked, Celtic could face a larger recruitment problem if the squad continues to thin out in that area.
Bernardo’s exit is not just a single transfer update. It is part of a much bigger summer pattern for Celtic, one that has already produced 15 exits and may not be finished yet.
