Odin Thiago Holm, born in Norway on 18 January 2003, is esteemed for his skills as a central midfielder for Celtic. He stands at a modest 5ft 9in (1.76m) tall and weighs in at 11st (70kg). Fans can often be seen sporting the number 15 jersey in support of this gifted player.
With a current market value of around £1.7m - a figure cited from Transfermarkt, the details of which can be explored here. He's set to grace the field with his skills for a few seasons more, as his contract with Celtic expires on 31 May 2028.
Having moved around a fair bit, Holm began his professional journey with Ranheim in the OBOS-ligaen in Norway. However, he transferred to Valerenga in January 2019 for an undisclosed fee. He didn't find much time on the pitch during his debut season, with just a single match to his name. But in the course of time, Holm steadily grew into his role. He played 16 matches, scoring once in the 2020 season, and continued to build on that momentum in the following season, in which he made 19 appearances resulting in three goals. By 2022, Holm made 22 appearances, scoring twice, and completed his stint with Valerenga with ten matches the following year.
Then came the invigorating move to Celtic in the Scottish Premiership in July 2023. The move reportedly cost the Hoops around £2.6m. Ever since pulling on the famous green-and-white Hoops, Holm has made a substantial contribution to the squad. In his first season at Celtic Park (2023-24), he made nine appearances in league matches. As of the current season (2024-25), Holm has contributed to three first-team matches.
Despite his limited exposure at Celtic thus far, the 2023-24 season saw him participate in the prestigious Champions League on two occasions, albeit as a substitute. It's been a long journey for Holm, but here's to hoping that his tenure at Celtic grows even more fruitful.
