Celtic transfer news: Dedryck Boyata leaves Hoops to sign for Hertha Berlin

Celtic transfer news: Dedryck Boyata leaves Hoops to sign for Hertha Berlin
Dedryck Boyata has left Celtic and signed for Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin.The 28-year-olds contract is up this summer and the defender has opted to move to Germany.Getty1

Dedryck Boyata will be missed by Celtic fans

Boyata won four Scottish Premiership titles after joining Celtic from Manchester City in 2015.Speaking about his move to the German club, he said: “The club is ambitious and has goals that I stand by.I was very impressed by how [Hertha general manager] Michael Preetz tried to talk to me and showed me a clear plan.”Preetz added: “We’ve had Dedryck in our sights for some time now and are fully convinced of his qualities, and we are confident that he is a real reinforcement for our defence.” Boyata fell out with former Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers last summer after the club rejected a 9million bid from Premier League new boys Fulham.After being banished from the first-team, he made a scoring return by netting the only goal against Hamilton last August.The Belgium internationals last Celtic game came in a 2-1 win over arch rivals Rangers in March after a hamstring injury ruled him out for the rest of the season.Boyata made 135 appearances for the Hoops.

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Hertha Berlin have confirmed the signing of Celtic defender Dedryck Boyata on a free transfer, with the Belgium international set to move to Germany at the end of his contract this summer. The 28
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Celtic transfer news: Dedryck Boyata leaves Hoops to sign for Hertha Berlin The 28-year-old is out of contract this summer and has opted to move to Germany By Jake Bacon
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Celtic defender Dedryck Boyata has agreed to join Hertha Berlin on a long-term deal, bringing to an end a four-and-a-half year stay in Scotland. Hertha announced last week that manager Pal Dardai
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Dedryck Boyata has left Celtic to join Hertha Berlin (Pic: GETTY) Bhoys boss Neil Lennon said last month he was hoping Boyata would extend his contract, which had 12 months to run. But it transpires that the former Manchester City star will be plying his trade in the Bundesliga next year.
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Celtic ace Dedryck Boyata is out of contract at the Hoops this summer and will move to Germany with Hertha Berlin Jump directly to the content The Sun, A News UK Company Close
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Hertha Berlin have confirmed the signing of Celtic defender Dedryck Boyata on a free transfer, with the Belgium international set to move to Germany at the end of his contract this summer. The 28-year-old almost left last season and fell out with manager Brendan Rodger as a transfer to Premier
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HERTHA BERLIN have confirmed the signing of Celtic star Dedryck Boyata. The Hoops ace is out of contract this summer and had confirmed he would leave the club.
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Bundesliga side Hertha Berlin have announced their acquisition of Celtic's Dedryck Boyata. The Belgian's contract with the Hoops expires this summer so the 28-year-old was available on a free transfer. Boyata moved to Celtic in 2015 from Manchester City and is now understood to have penned a long-term deal with the Germans.

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Belgian defender Dedryck Boyata has left Celtic for German side Hertha Berlin on what is described as a long-term deal.. The 28-year-old was available on a free transfer with his contract at the
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Dedryck Boyata to leave Celtic as Hertha Berlin confirm signing. The 28-year-old looks to have played his last game for the Hoops.
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