Othmane Maamma, a highly regarded Watford attacker, is being watched by Celtic due to his outstanding performances during the most recent U20 World Cup with Morocco.

After defeating some elite teams along the way, the Atlas Cubs defeated Argentina in the final last month to win the trophy, making the tournament unforgettable.

Even though it was a true team effort, Maamma was an exceptional player who won the Golden Ball and was crowned the U20 World Cup’s best player. On their way to winning the championship, Morocco defeated teams like Spain, Brazil, France, and Argentina. The former Montpellier attacker scored one goal and provided four more assists.

Othmane Maamma is being watched by Celtic in anticipation of a possible transfer.

As one can anticipate, that has made Maamma a target for many clubs, and according to 67 Hail Hail, Celtic is keeping an eye on Maamma.

They clarify that scouts from the Scottish champions were quite impressed with the 20-year-old at the U20 World Cup.

Although Maamma only joined Watford from Montpellier in the summer, it is said that there is no indication that a move is near and that a deal will be extremely challenging.

The Championship team won’t be under any pressure to cash in on the promising potential in the next windows because he signed a four-year contract at Vicarage Road.

Othmane Maamma is someone Watford hopes to retain for a very long time.

Given that Maamma was the best player for the winning squad in the U20 World Cup and that some major clubs would have sent scouts to the competition, interest in him was bound to arise.

He will have attracted attention, and Celtic is the most recent team to be said to be interested, but from Watford’s point of view, the most important thing is that they don’t have to sell.

Maamma has generated a lot of excitement around the club, but the team has been cautious in integrating him into the first team, and many Hornets fans haven’t yet seen what the excitement is all about, at least not at the club level, since the U20 World Cup was held in the middle of the season.

However, things will undoubtedly change in the upcoming weeks and months since Javi Gracia has started Maamma on the bench in the last two games. since the season draws to a close, he hopes to play a bigger role.

Although there may be a lot of interest, Watford signed Maamma in the summer with the long term in mind, so they will anticipate that his top priority will be helping the team return to the Premier League.

You get the impression that clubs might be waiting for Maamma to light up the Championship, which he is very than capable of doing in due time, before making a real attempt to entice him away from Vicarage Road, despite his extraordinary potential and recent World Cup performances.