Overview
- Multiple outlets confirm Celtic have opened active talks with Bodø/Glimt over a move for 25‑year‑old striker Kasper Høgh and reporters say a decision could come in days.
- Høgh was an unused substitute in Bodø/Glimt’s recent win on Thursday, a decision manager Kjetil Knutsen described as a rest rather than a transfer-related omission.
- Norwegian reports say Bodø/Glimt’s earlier £7 million valuation has risen because the club are reluctant to sell and Høgh is contracted until December 2029.
- Celtic are expected to use proceeds from Daizen Maeda’s near‑term sale to Ipswich to help fund any transfer, with media reporting roughly £8–10 million could become available.
- Høgh’s strong season, including Champions League goals, has raised his profile and put pressure on Celtic’s recruitment, where supporters and club executives are watching for a swift resolution.