Brondby has slapped a price of £ 14 million in Celta Mathias Kvistgaarden target.
Dane, 22, is the main objective of Brendan Rodgers to replace Kyogo Furuhashi after fans's favorite went to Rennes.
But Brondby is reluctant to sell to his star man in the current window unless the agreement shatters his previous transfer record.
As things are, the two sides are separated into their valuations.
The existing registration transfer of Celtic is the £ 11 million they paid for midfielder Arne Engels.
The Parkhead club agreed to sell Kyogo to Rennes in exchange for the French Ligue 1 Club selling them Winger Jota for nine million euros (£ 7.6 million).
Brendan Rodgers and Celtic face a record price of £ 14 million for the target Strike Mathias Kvistgaarden
The Bondby star, Mathias Kvistgaarden, is attracting looks of admiration of suitors throughout Europe
The Danish outfit is looking forward to a great £ 14 million for its 22 -year -old Kvistgaarden star
Meanwhile, the only question that must be answered about Kieran Tierney's return to Celtic is when?
Rodgers admitted on Tuesday night that Celtic has secured an agreement prior to the contract with the Arsenal star, which kicked this summer, but the manager hopes to conclude a loan agreement that would see him return before the current transfer window is closed .
The gunners are prepared to sell Oleksandr Zinchenko to Atlético de Madrid and, if the Ukrainian leaves for a lot of money, the Arsenal head, Mikel Arteta, would prefer to hold on to Tierney, 27 years old as a cover.
With the left side Alex Valle cutting his loan agreement in Parkhead from Barcelona to sign for the lateral road A, Rodgers would prefer to have a meeting with Tierney as quickly as possible.
If he does not get his man now, Rodgers will have Greg Taylor as his only remaining left side in the Play-Offs of the Champions League, with the central defender Liam Scale as support.
Welsh must ask what has been allowed to enter
For the sake of his career, Stephen Welsh had no choice but to lend the second half of this season.
The former International of Scotland Sub-21 had started only two games before Christmas, a 5-2 victory over Falkirk in the Premier Sports Cup last September and a goalless draw in Tannadice in December.
While Celtic was anxious to keep the 25 -year -old on board to reinforce his share of local players for his European team, a temporary change to Belgian side Mechelen was the best for his interest.
Stephen Welsh left Celtic on loan to get game time with the Pro Belgian League Mechelen team
Defender Celta Welsh, up to the right, has been uploaded halftime in two of his games
However, it is fair to say that the Scotsman would have wanted a softer introduction to life in the continent.
His first game ended in a defeat of a goal to Cercle Brugge.
Then came a 2-1 defeat at home against Genk, with Welsh subtitled in part time.
He kept his place for the weekend trip to face Anderlecht. This ended in a 4-1 blow, with the Celtic loan again retired at the break with its side two low goals.
Now only four points above the descent zone, Mechelen is fighting and needs a lot of result when they face Oh Louven on Friday. Welsh must already ask what he registered.
Kyogo is still breaking records without kicking a ball
Kyogo Furuhashi's movement to France has established a new reference point.
The change of £ 10 million Japanese makes it the most expensive player over 26 years to transfer to one of the five best leagues in Europe without previous experience at that level.
While supporters were denied the opportunity to say an appropriate farewell to their former idol after their final appearance against young people, Furuhashi launched an emotional message to fans through the club.
Kyogo Furuhashi is presented after his transfer of £ 10 million from the Celtic outfit to Frenchman Rennes
The last game of the Japanese star for Celtic was in the victory of the Champions League over young children.
Furuhashi shows the badge of his new club after his change of £ 10 million to club Ligue 1
“In the last three and a half years, I have been really grateful for his wonderful support and cheers,” he said. 'From the moment I joined until my last day, I have been happy in every step of the road.
'To be able to enjoy so many wonderful moments and achievements with all of you made me feel like the happiest player in the world innumerable times. I think these invaluable experiences were only possible because I arrived at Celtic.
'Even as time passes, I am deeply moved and encouraged by the many warm messages and kind words that I still receive, and I cannot thank you enough. I keep going, but I will keep them all in my heart and continue on my trip.
'Finally, I am very sorry I cannot say goodbye to you, but I will give my best in my new chapter. I am sure that my wonderful Celtic teammates, along with the manager and his background team will continue to create new and exciting moments for the rest of the season.
Siegrist's search for game time will not plan
The possible movement of Ben Sigrist to the Club of the Series A Genoa has raised one or two eyebrows among the Celtic followers who barely saw him play during his two years in Parkhead.
The Swiss goalkeeper left Celtic six months ago to join Rapid Bucharest, but the manager who signed him, Neil Lennon, has been fired and Siegrist has fallen out of misfortune.
It is reported that the former 32 -year -old Dundee United player is frustrated with his lack of game time in Rapid, but a movement to Genoa could consign him to another spell in the bank, as support for Nicola Leali.
This is for the Guardians as Siegrist: good enough to be in a great club, but not good enough to establish themselves as their number 1. The nature of their position all or nothing means that they are given minutes only when the first The choice is injured or resting.
The time of goalkeeper Ben Sigrist in Celtic proved to be a frustrating spell in the shadows
Siegrist was an impressive regular with Duende United, but made only two appearances in the first team for Celtic, on the league cup ties against Ross and Motherwell County. He never played a competitive game for them in Celtic Park.
He was always behind Joe Hart in the hierarchical order and, more revealing, the other support goalkeeper of the club, Scott Bain, who received a new three -year contract in 2023.
Bain, 33, a working player who has done it better than he expected in his career, is another that has spent a lot of time in the shadows. When your current agreement expires, you will have been in Celtic for seven years, the last four of which have been on the sidelines. This season, he has barely been at the bank.
Last summer, Kasper Schmeichel replaced Hart and Celtic signed Viljami Sinisalo de Aston Villa as his No 2. The latter has not yet played, but cost £ 1m and, at 23, he has a lot of time to prove his worth.
Bain and Siegrist, on the other hand, are among those guardians, such as Jon McLaughlin and Liam Kelly throughout the city, whose careers have forced them with a kind of Faustian pact. They ensure their financial future, often at the expense of the game time and international recognition.
Celtic women ready to take the race for the title to the cable
A potentially fundamental weekend in the season of the Scottish female Premier League saw the leaders slipped, Celtic took the maximum and the race for the title becomes so tight that it is almost impossible to call.
Only three points separate the four best sides from the division after the Glasgow City Pactters were defeated by Hibs and Celtic reached a 4-0 win at home with hearts.
The last turn in an unpredictable campaign means that Elena Sadiku's team can now join City in 47 points if they win their game in hand, against Queen's Park in Ochilview on Wednesday.
Elena Sadiku is determined to see that her Celta side returns to the top of the SWPL table
It is a welcome impulse for Celtic at the end of a difficult spell. First they lost to the Rangers in the semifinal of the Sports Sky Cup. Then they said goodbye to defender Caitlin Hayes, who joined Brighton & Hove Albion.
But they recovered against Hearts, especially during an impressive first half when Shannon McGregor, Saose Noonan and Morgan Cross put Celtic three. Natalie Ross added another after the interval.
That Sadiku also managed to debut the new signings, Emma Westin and Abi Harrison made him a perfect work day for the club that hope to collect impulse in a crucial stage of the season.
Celtic cannot go to the top of the table on Wednesday night, but they can move next to the city of Glasgow and eat the leading advantage of the leaders before the parties are in a draw in the Scottish Cup In Petershill Park this weekend.
It is outlined as a few crucial days for Celtic, in the league and the cup, but it would be a negligent of Sadiku to look beyond its next game.
“I told the girls, everything is in our hands,” Sadiku said. 'Obviously, we want to move forward now and wanting to score many goals. With luck, we can try to score a lot on Wednesday and try to take us back to the top of the League. We are completely focused on that game.