Celtic are reportedly expected to make a transfer approach to sign long-time target Mathias Kvistgaarden.
The Parkhead club have been linked with the Brondby striker in previous windows but a move never materialised.
Now, it has been reported that Celtic chiefs could return to the table to discuss a move for the 22-year-old forward as Kyogo Furuhashi heads for Rennes in a £10m deal.
UPDATE: Celtic are expected to make another approach for Brondby striker Mathias Kvistgaarden. Brondby are not keen to sell the 22yo in this window, unless a record bid in excess of £10m came in. As things stand, there's been no official contact between the clubs this month. https://t.co/SMfxMgepEz pic.twitter.com/QE1SNYU8pS
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However, as it stands there have been no discussions between Celtic and Brondby over a transfer agreement this month.
Brondby, according to Sky Sports, will command a record bid to allow Kvistgaarden to leave the club. It's thought they'll demand a £10m-plus fee for the forward this month.
Sky Sports journalist Anthony Joseph reported: "Celtic are expected to make another approach for Brondby striker Mathias Kvistgaarden.
"Brondby are not keen to sell the 22yo in this window, unless a record bid in excess of £10m came in.
"As things stand, there's been no official contact between the clubs this month."
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Kvistgaarden recently broke his silence on transfer speculation surrounding him as he admitted he is aware of a rumoured move to Glasgow.
Speaking to Danish outlet 3 point, he said: “Yes, I think I can [maintain focus amidst transfer noise].
“Of course, there is a lot you can read about and listen to, but I try to ignore it as much as possible and just concentrate on training here (Brondby) every day.
“In the end, as a player, I can’t really do anything except do the best I possibly can – whether it's for one place or another. That’s the way it is.”
