Paulo Bernardo, a 22-year-old midfielder, has transferred from Benfica to Celtic on a permanent deal. He expressed his happiness with the decision and mentioned his successful loan spell at Celtic last season, where he won the championship and the cup. Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, praised Paulo's quality and impact.

Paulo Bernardo has completed his return to Celtic from Benfica on a five-year deal.

Paulo Bernardo signs with Celtic.

Paulo Bernardo has completed the medical examinations for his definitive transfer to Celtic. He has accepted a five-year contract.

Scottish sources indicate that all necessary documents have been finalized, and the player is anticipated to arrive at Celtic for medical examinations and contract signing. Paulo Bernardo is poised to strengthen the squad he was loaned to last season, where he netted four goals and contributed three assists in 33 appearances. The transfer fee is estimated to be approximately €4 million, with Benfica retaining a 30% stake in the player's economic rights. Paulo Bernardo, who has been training with Benfica's squad, is expected to travel to Glasgow in the coming days to complete his medical exams and finalize the contract.

Paulo Bernardo is negotiating the terms of his contract (years and salary) with Celtic. The clubs have reached an agreement, and Benfica will receive a fee of less than €4 million for the midfielder but will retain 30% of his future transfer rights. Paulo Bernardo was loaned to Celtic last season, where he played 33 games, scored 4 goals, and provided 3 assists. This week, he trained at Seixal but is not expected to travel with the team for their upcoming match against Almería.

Scottish club Celtic has announced an agreement with Benfica for the transfer of Paulo Bernardo.

Portuguese midfielder Paulo Bernardo is set to join Celtic on a contract until June 2028. The transfer agreement has been reached between Benfica and Celtic. Paulo Bernardo had a successful loan spell at Celtic last season. Benfica is looking to include clauses to protect their interests in case of a future transfer, similar to the deal when Jota moved from Celtic to Saudi Arabia.

Celtic are back round the table with Benfica in a bid to thrash out a deal for Paulo Bernardo.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has made no secret of his desire to secure Paulo Bernardo on a permanent deal after he impressed on loan last season. Bernardo made 33 appearances during his season-long loan from Benfica.

Paulo Bernardo, for example, was loaned with an option to buy (around €7 million) and the Scots from Celtic are evaluating the deal.