Jeremie Frimpong admits he got cold feet before joining Celtic but will never forget his 'father and son' bond with Neil Lennon.
The former Manchester City star was signed in a coup deal for Celtic for just £350,000 in September 2019 from the Etihad, as he penned a four-year contract but would only end up spending 18 months in Glasgow. Frimpong was immensely popular during his time at Parkhead and left with a Treble under ex-boss Lennon. Bayer Leverkusen soon swooped in and offered the Scottish champions a handsome £12million for the defender's services.
Now the Dutchman could be heading to giants Manchester United or Real Madrid in the summer with a hefty price tag of £35million plus being set as the bar by the Bundesliga side for bidding. That could land Brendan Rodgers new side up to £6m should the 22-year-old go for a fee more than £40m.
