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Worldcup-2002.co.uk Football : News 9th January 2004 Manchester United sign Celtic ace >> [BACK TO NEWS HEADLINES] English Champions Manchester United have finalised the signing of promising Irish star Liam Miller from Scottish giants Glasgow Celtic on a pre-contract agreement. 22 year old Miller, now a full Republic of Ireland international after captaining the Under-21 side, would have been out of contract at Celtic in the summer and is Uniteds first signing of the January transfer window. Whilst Celtic boss Martin O'Neill was keen to tie the youngster to a new deal in Scotland, the temptation of the Premiership Champions was too good to resist for Miller, who has already impressed at the highest level in this seasons UEFA Champions League. More Manchester United News >> RELATED SITES: 15th January 2004 >> SCARBOROUGH EARN CHELSEA TIE >> INTER MILAN WANT RONALDO BACK >> 14th January 2004 >> HESKEY TO LEAVE LIVERPOOL? >> CHARLTON REJECT SCOTT PARKER BID >> 13th January 2004 >> DAVID SEAMAN RETIRES FROM FOOTBALL >> 12th January 2004 >> McCALLISTER LEAVES COVENTRY >> LEEDS TAKEOVER TALKS ONGOING >> 9th January 2004 >> LIVERPOOL SIGN NEW GOALKEEPER >> PARMA TO BE SOLD? >> STRACHAN TO QUIT SOUTHAMPTON >> TOTTENHAM LINK TO ITALY BOSS >> 8th January 2004 >> TOTTENHAM STAR KANOUTE CLEARED TO PLAY IN AFRICAN NATIONS CUP >> LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB SEARCH FOR NEW GOALKEEPER >> CHELSEA FC BOSS UNDER PRESSURE >> SOLANO CAN LEAVE NEWCASTLE >>