Carter-Vickers agrees to 4-year contract with Celtic

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American defender Cameron Carter-Vickers completed a transfer to Scotland's Glasgow Celtic from England's Tottenham, agreeing Friday to a four-year contract.

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American defender Cameron Carter-Vickers completed a transfer to Scotland’s Glasgow Celtic from England’s Tottenham, agreeing Friday to a four-year contract.

Carter-Vickers was loaned to Celtic on Sept. 1, a deal that included an option for the Scottish team to buy his rights.

Carter-Vickers, a 24-year-old son of former NBA player Howard Carter, scored four goals in 33 league appearances for the Scottish Premier League champions in his best club season.

FILE - France's Olivier Giroud, left, battles for the ball with United States' Cameron Carter-Vickers during a friendly soccer match at the Groupama stadium in Decines, near Lyon, central France, June 9, 2018. Glasgow Celtic defender Carter-Vickers and Montreal midfielder Djordje Mihailovic were called in by the U.S., Friday, May 20, 2022, after being bypassed in the 14 qualifiers from September to March. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani, File)
FILE - France's Olivier Giroud, left, battles for the ball with United States' Cameron Carter-Vickers during a friendly soccer match at the Groupama stadium in Decines, near Lyon, central France, June 9, 2018. Glasgow Celtic defender Carter-Vickers and Montreal midfielder Djordje Mihailovic were called in by the U.S., Friday, May 20, 2022, after being bypassed in the 14 qualifiers from September to March. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani, File)

He had been limited to five appearances with Spurs since 2016-17, all in the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Conference League. He previously was loaned to Sheffield United (2017-18), Ipswich (2018), Swansea (2018-19), Stoke (2019-20) and Bournemouth (2020-21).

Carter-Vickers has played in nine games for the United States, making his first appearance in two years when he entered for the start of the second half for the June 1 exhibition against Morocco.

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