The Celtic target, David Strelec, seems to end any hope that Brendan Rodgers has landed in the summer after Slovan Bratislava revealed that he is on the verge of a transfer of £ 9 million in another place.
The Slovak international striker was strongly linked to a transfer to the Scottish champions, but Slovan made it clear that they wanted a lot of money for the 23 -year -old.
They struggled to point out that they were not going to sell it last week, but they have changed their mind after increasing interest despite their high price.
The general director of Slovan, Ivan Kmotrik, revealed that he expects an agreement to be imminently, with many countries, including Turkey, Switzerland, Poland, and Austria, he still has his open transfer window.
He said: 'There is a great explosion of interest around David, the situation changes from time to time.
'In the last two days, we have received a huge amount of offers.
Brendan Rodgers seems to have lost in battle to sign David Strelec this summer
Slovan Bratislava Strelec striker has drawn the attention of several clubs and is likely to look for great money.
Rodgers was able to take a close look at the striker in Celtic Park last September when the two teams gathered in Europe
'We are negotiating, discussing this topic, but nothing is closed. So I still can't say how it will be.
'There are countries where windows are still open.
'The negotiations were very close to clubs in many countries.
“The offers are really too high so that we can address it negatively in any way.”
Snoop wants Celtic stars to join him in Oasis concert
At the top of the long list of supporters of Celtic celebrities he is the American rapper Snoop Dogg, who rarely loses the opportunity to reiterate his taste for the club.
If you are not posing in a replica shirt, it suggests that you would not mind investing in the club, inspired as Ryan Reynolds's efforts in Wrexham.
The last plan of the record producer and the actor is to take a couple of Celtic players to see his other passion, Oasis, when the band's meeting tour stops in Murrayfield this summer.
Snoop Dogg wanted to sign Noel Gallagher on his record label in 2009, but the Oasis composer has forged his own professional career with his high flying birds.
American rapper Snoop Dog has insisted for a long time that the Celtic is his number one football club
Snoop has asked Pal Noel Gallagher to get tickets for the Oasis meeting concert in Murrayfield
Even so, the two are companions, according to the American, who hopes that Gallagher can order it with some tickets for one of the three Scottish dates in which Oasis has made pencil.
“The city in which I want to see them is Edimburg, of course it is,” he said. 'If I approach, I know that my son Noel will connect me with tickets. It would be great if a couple of Celtic players could come with me. I will have to see what Noel can do.
Celtic players may want to think about that optics. Snoop Dogg recently alienated many of his fans by acting at Crypto Ball, a celebration of Donald Trump's presidential inauguration.
And it is unlikely to walk through the VIP door in Murrayfield, it goes well with the lifelong oasis fans who have tried and failed to obtain tickets for the concert of the century.
Statistics men not impressed by the debut 'Timid' Rennes de Kyogo
Despite all his talents, Kyogo Furuhashi was never one to stop in the ball, or even play it very often, as he showed in many Celtic games.
The Japanese striker worked hard for possession, moved brilliantly and only needed an opportunity to have a devastating impact on the big games.
All of which is a bit new at the French club Rennes, who spent the best part of £ 10 million to take him to Celtic and gave him his debut last Sunday.
Kyogo took his arc at home to Strasbourg, after which he opts, he pointed out that he had touched the ball only seven times during his 66 minutes in the field.
Kyogo Furuhashi is approved, but Opta's statistics gave his performance the thumb down
Statistics the men criticized Kyogo for having very few touches in the 'shy' debut for Ligue 1 Side Rennes
They said it was the most totally total number of any player who played at least 60 minutes of a match 1 game since 2007. 'shy', was his evaluation of his performance.
It is not that Rennes seems excessively worried. While his manager, Habib Beye, praised the defensive exhibition of his new signature in a 1-0 victory, his fans enjoyed seeing Kyogo at the center of their celebrations after the game.
If his three and a half years in Celtic are a guide, the objectives will not be long to arrive.
Sadiku is boiling with Celtic women who “are not good enough”
A furious Elena Sadiku has demanded more of her players after Celtic's women were eliminated from the Scottish Cup last Sunday.
Twice they took the lead on Glasgow City, and twice wasting it, they finally lost 3-2 in a roller coaster of a draw in the fourth round in the Petershill Park.
It means that Celtic, which was defeated by the Rangers in the semifinal of the Sports Sky Cup, have come out of two knockout competitions in the space of a fortnight and only keep the title of the League to compete.
Sadiku believes that Celtic should have set the game in bed after Lucy Ashworth-Clifford gave them an early advantage, but failed to turn their advantage into goals and paid the price.
Elena Sadiku was furious with Celtic's exhibition after they were eliminated from the Scottish Cup
Brenna Loversa of the city of Glasgow, he left, celebrates after scoring winner against Celtic in 3-2 victories
In particular, it was upset with its “horrible” beginning for the second half, which had more of the mistakes and deficiencies of the piece that have often cost them this season.
“It's very confusing and frustrating,” Sadiku said. 'I told the girls that this is not good enough and we have to step forward and make sure we do not make the mistakes we made.
'It happens many times and we have to stop it because there is nothing wrong with our style of play. We create enough opportunities. (Glasgow City) does not believe anything until the set or mistakes we make. We just have to focus on winning the League.
Celtic's next game is out of Dundee United on Friday night. They are then rebuilt with Glasgow City in a confrontation that will have a significant influence on the result of the race for the title.