Scottish powerhouse Celtic has successfully secured the transfer of Egyptian winger Haitham Hassan from Spanish club Real Oviedo. The agreement reportedly spans four seasons, committing the player until the summer of 2030.

Sources close to the negotiations indicate a full agreement has been reached among all involved parties. The talented Egyptian player has reportedly accepted the terms proposed by the Scottish champions, while Real Oviedo is prepared to sanction their star’s departure, with only minor performance-related bonuses awaiting finalization.

A significant financial incentive clause is reportedly embedded within the contract, benefiting both Haitham Hassan and Real Oviedo should Celtic successfully qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage. This particular detail was previously highlighted in earlier discussions surrounding the transfer, dating back to late July.

Celtic has been intensely working to complete what many are calling a “colossal” acquisition, aiming to bring in the player described as a “World Cup sensation and Egyptian star.” Hassan’s impressive display against Argentina significantly heightened interest in his services. Real Oviedo is understood to be seeking a transfer fee in the range of 6 to 7 million euros for their prized asset.

This high-profile move has attracted competitive interest from various other clubs across both Spain and England, all keen to secure the services of the Egyptian winger. Hassan has quickly established himself as a prominent rising talent in La Liga, making him a highly sought-after “player to watch.”