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Oliver Burke could be set to return to Celtic, according to reports.
That's the latest transfer rumour surrounding the West Brom winger.
The unsettled Baggies star has been linked with a move to Trabzonspor where former Albion coach Eddie Newton is manager.
According to media in Turkey, Newton is keen on adding Burke to his squad having just been appointed manager on a permanent basis, following a successful stint as caretaker.
However the latest report in the Turkish media outlet Fotomac, suggests that Celtic are keen to beat them to the signature of the player they had on loan during the 2018/19 season.
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Any deal between Albion and Celtic would probably need to be a permanent switch after the bad blood that emerged after the winger's loan move.
Having spent half a season on loan at Celtic, Burke went out to Spain with Alaves in La Liga, last season.
Burke has failed to meet lofty expectations at the Baggies and his future now looks to be away from The Hawthorns.
Recalling the first few months with the Baggies, Burke recently opened up on the upheaval and a period of disruption which he believes stunted his development.
“For a certain amount of time, it sort of started when I made the move to West Brom,” Burke told the Daily Record.
“With the manager change and getting the injury at the beginning… everything gets on top of you. Not playing as much, not even being part of the team. You feel left out. You do lose that love for the game.
“Obviously I was coming into training, and as soon as I was out on the pitch I loved it. But it’s when you come away, you go back home, you over think everything. You think ‘Why am I not playing?’, ‘What do I need to do better?’
“But it’s part of the game, you just have to learn, push yourself forward and know that there’s light at the end of the tunnel.
“Yes, I did lose some love for the game; but playing again like I am now, I’m really happy and I love it again. It’s a great feeling.”
Burke, who has previously made no secret of his desire to move on from Albion,
Last year, Baggies boss Slaven Bilic sent Burke on a season-long loan to Alaves where he made 32 appearances.
And Newton, who was Roberto Di Matteo's number two at The Hawthorns between 2009 and 2011, hopes to give Burke a platform to shine next term.
Burke, recently pictured on holiday with Nottingham Forest star Matty Cash, played in the Europa League during his loan at Celtic in 2018/19.
Another European campaign would not be on the cards at Trabzonspor, despite their Turkish Cup win last month and second-placed league finish.
The club were banned from European competition for the 2020/21 season after breaching UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations.
