Celtic will pay less for Jota than initially believed, according to reports.
French outlet Ouest France claims that the Parkhead side will shell out €8m (£6.7m) for the Portuguese winger, €2m (£1.7m) less than what was previously reported by Fabrizio Romano.
The 25-year-old is already in Glasgow ahead of completing an emotional return to Celtic.
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Jota made 83 appearances for the Scottish Premiership champions the first time around, contributing to 54 goals and winning five trophies, including a treble with Ange Postecoglou.
He will now work under Brendan Rodgers after joining from French top-flight side Rennes, with Kyogo Furuhashi going the other way.
Celtic don't want the sale of the Japanese centre-forward to be made official until they complete the acquisition of Jota, though, with both signings set to be announced in tandem.
Losing Furuhashi and his attributes will undoubtedly be a blow to Rodgers and Co, but the Parkhead side will be delighted to welcome Jota back to the club, particularly on a permanent basis.
He can't play in Wednesday's Champions League match against Aston Villa, with his second debut potentially coming against Motherwell at the weekend.
