​Nicolas Kuhn’s time at Hampden in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final on November 2, 2024, saw Celtic trounce Aberdeen 6-0. Photo credit goes to AJ for Celtic Shorts. Kuhn’s move to Italy followed a standout season in Glasgow that had convinced Cesc Fabregas’s side to invest heavily in his talent. However, he failed to make a meaningful impact during his debut campaign, failing to register a goal or an assist and spending large portions of the season on the fringes of the first team.
Despite Como’s impressive return to top-flight football, finishing fourth and earning a spot in next season’s Champions League, substantial changes are anticipated within the squad ahead of the new campaign. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, cited by the Daily Record, as many as 16 senior players could depart either on permanent deals or on loan as the club reshapes its roster, with Kuhn among those facing an uncertain future. The report claims that the former Celtic attacker is no longer regarded as part of the club’s plans after a disappointing first year in Serie A.
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