Bodø/Glimt attempt to price Celtic out of move for Kasper Høgh | OneFootball

Celtic have been told that they will need to pay £10m to land Kasper Høgh. The Danish star scored against Manchester City and Atletico Madrid, making it four goals and two assists in Europe’s elite competition. Martin O’Neill’s Celtic made an enquiry about the 25-year-old.

According to transfer journalist Pete O’Rourke, the Norwegian outfit have now set their asking price for Høgh in a bid to price Celtic and Norwich out of a move.

You would be surprised to see Høgh swapping the Norwegian side with their UEFA Champions League Playoff coming up. However, Celtic are in the market for quality as they look to compete in the Europa League as well as retaining the title again.

Norwich appear to have moved on from Høgh with Philippe Clement’s City reportedly completing a £3.4m deal for Randers attacker Mohamed Toure, with the Australian international set to travel to England for a medical.

Celtic have already signed Tomas Cvancara from Borussia Monchengladbach in a loan-to-buy deal but it remains to be seen whether there will be further arrivals up front. The Scottish Champions have been linked with further move