Celtic transfer news bulletin as cryptic Mathias Kvistgaarden tease dropped while Jota masterplan emerges

Chief executive Carsten V. Jensen has made hints about the possibility of renewed interest in

Brondby’s top players, including Celtic’s long-standing pursuit of Mathias Kvistgaarden.

Over the course of the last two transfer windows, Parkhead has apparently shown a strong

interest in the Danish striker. Last summer, an approach reportedly valued at over £4 million was turned down.

In order to focus on winning the Danish championship this season, the 21-year-old has officially

declared that he did not have any negotiations with the Scottish Premiership winners.

Meanwhile, the club has prohibited any mid-season transfers in the midst of the Super liga run-in.

However, when the team lost the title match and had to settle for a berth in the Europa Conference League,

director of football Jensen acknowledges that players who attracted interest in past

transfer windows will be offloaded. “We aim to establish ourselves at the top of Danish football,

play regularly in Europe, and push ourselves to new heights,” he told Via play.

That would be a wise first move. We need a squad that is competitive. Initially,

it’s not because too many individuals must leave, but during the summer, there will be a turnover.

Prior to now, there was some interest, and we anticipate more. Additionally, it’s good to have some fresh blood, etc.”

Fans are waiting for Celtic to sign Adam Idah to a long-term contract somewhere else.

The Scottish champions will, however, have to wait for the new Norwich City manager’s decision as

David Wagner was fired at the conclusion of the previous summer.

And Kenny Miller feels there is a figure that Celtic will refuse to hit. “I struggle to see

Rangers or Celtic spending £10 million on a player, ever,” he said on Clyde 1 Super scoreboard.

Adam Idah would have been signed by now if he were worth £4 million. Perhaps for £7 million,

which is comparable to the prices of Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers. However, £10 million

if Kyogo remains within the structure? Frequently.”

The forward’s £25 million transfer from Celtic to the Saudi Pro League hasn’t

gone as planned; he hasn’t had much playing time.

According to a number of Saudi publications, an agreement has already

When the season returns to the Middle East, it is said to be a loan move.

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