Beijing time on July 19, the Scottish Premier League powerhouse Celtic official came heavy news, former Shanghai SIPG foreign aid, Australian international Aaron Muy officially transferred to the team. It is reported that Muy and Harbour early release contract, to free agent identity into the arms of Celtic, the two sides signed a one-year contract, and contains a one-year contract extension option. However, Muay has not returned to China as promised since the start of the Chinese Super League season. Muay's career with Shanghai SIPG has been intermittent due to national team call-ups and immigration quarantine, and he has not even played for the team so far this season. In light of this situation, the two sides finally reached a consensus to terminate his contract early, allowing Muy to return to free agency. One of the reasons Muay chose the Celtics was because the team's head coach, Postecoglou, had coached the Australian national team and knew Muay inside out. Speaking about Muay joining the team, Postecoglou said bluntly, "He's incredibly talented and a perfect fit for my team." According to Romano, Muay's deal with the Celtics is also for one year, with an option to extend. Muy, 32, made the jump from A-League Melbourne City to Europe in 2016, joining Manchester City. Since then, he has played in the English Premier League Huddersfield, Brighton and other teams, after Viduka, Cowell, Cahill, the five major leagues in the leading Australian players. In the summer window of the 2020 season, Shanghai Harbour brought in Muay in the second transfer window. In a year and a half of playing for the team, the Australian player made 31 appearances, contributing 6 goals and 3 assists. It is worth mentioning that, after Muy left Shanghai Harbor, Lopez has left the team, Oscar's departure rumors have arisen, Shanghai seaport foreign aid lineup will face a "big change" this summer.
