'A bit of a rebel' - what will Celtic get from forward Duran?

'A bit of a rebel' - what will Celtic get from forward Duran?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Camilo Duran (left) scored five goals in the Champions League last season - including one against NewcastleByAmy CanavanBBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes agoAs a consolation goal caressed the bottom corner of the net, a sprinkling of Newcastle supporters applauded Camilo Duran's smart effort.The home fans at St James' Park could afford to be generous since their side were leading Qarabag 8-2 on aggregate in their Champions League knockout play-off.The Azerbaijan outfit's run in Europe's premier competition came to a crashing end, as Eddie Howe's side comfortably advanced to the last 16, but their star performer enjoyed one last act in the spotlight.It was the 24-year-old's fifth Champions League goal, having scored in their league phase wins against Benfica and Eintracht Frankfurt (twice) and in defeat to Ajax, as he ended the campaign with as many goals as Vinicius Junior, Michael Olise and eventual-winner, Desire Doue.That impressive tally of goals has helped take his price-tag to a reported £5.5m, external, which Celtic appear willing to pay as Martin O'Neill lines up his first new recruit since becoming permanent manager again.But who is Duran - signed by Qarabag last year for a fraction of that price - and what can supporters of the Scottish champions expect from the Colombian forward?Qarabag's Duran poised for Celtic medicalPublished1 day agoWho has your Premiership club brought in & let go this summer?Published18 hours ago'Hot-headed' but flexible forwardHaving spent his senior career in Portugal's second tier prior to the move to Azerbaijan, Duran first left his homeland for Brazilian powerhouse, Flamengo.A lucrative opportunity - albeit on loan - for many in South America, but even more so for a lad who grew up in a tough area of Santa Marta."He was a hot-headed, mischievous kid wh...