Bodo/Glimt looking for more than Celtic could be willing to pay for Kasper Hogh
Celtic's interest in Kasper Høgh, the Denmark international striker, has been revived following his impressive campaign last year. According to reports, the Bhoys are said to have revived interest in the big centre-forward, who netted five goals in the UEFA Champions League, including a brace against Manchester City.
Bodø/Glimt, Høgh's current club, would be looking for more money than Celtic could be willing to pay for the striker. This comes after the Norwegian club became financially sound after their UEFA Champions League journey last season in European football.
The Celtic Board will face a challenge in securing Høgh's signature, especially after the club's failure to sign Kelechi Iheanachó on what weren't outrageous terms. With the transfer window in full swing, Celtic will need to show some ambition and back manager Martin O'Neill if they want to bring in Høgh.
Bodø/Glimt's reluctance to sell Høgh comes as no surprise, given his impressive performances last season. The club's stance on the transfer fee has put Celtic in a difficult position, with the Bhoys likely to face a similar fee to the one they will receive from Ipswich Town for Daizen Maeda.
Celtic's current transfer situation has raised concerns among fans and pundits alike. The club's inability to secure top talent has led to speculation that they may be unable to compete with other European heavyweights in the transfer market.
As the transfer window continues, Celtic will need to act quickly if they want to bring in Høgh. The club's ambition and willingness to spend big will be put to the test, with the outcome of the transfer saga set to have a significant impact on their European prospects.
With the Celtic Board under pressure to deliver, the coming weeks will be crucial in determining the club's future. Will they be able to secure Høgh's signature, or will they be left empty-handed once again? Only time will tell.
Source: Yahoo Sports