Cameron Carter-Vickers has officially left Tottenham Hotspur to join Celtic.
The USA international joined the Hoops on a season-long loan from Spurs last summer, helping Ange Postecoglou’s side reclaim the Scottish Premiership title.
Carter-Vickers was an ever-present figure for Celtic throughout the campaign, prompting Tottenham to slap a £10 million valuation on the player.
And although the Scots are only paying £6 million up front, an additional £4 million could be paid to the North Londoners on a later date, according to SBI Soccer.
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Chris Sutton has been vocal in urging Celtic to sign the player on a permanent basis in recent months.
And here’s how the former Bhoy reacted to the announcement on Twitter:
For Cameron Carter-Vickers, this move to Parkhead will represent some long-awaited stability.
His original transfer to Celtic was the seventh loan spell that he’s had away from Tottenham since the 2017-18 campaign.
It’s been obvious for some time that the big centre-back has never had a serious future in North London as a Spurs player.
But his time in Glasgow over the past 12 months has illustrated that Carter-Vickers is an excellent defender nonetheless and, at 24, he’s only going to get considerably better.
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