Celtic Shorts
·26 de julio de 2026
Kasper has landed ahead of Monday medical and move to Celtic

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·26 de julio de 2026

The Bodø/Glimt striker looks set to sign with the Scottish Champions pending a successful medical, after the Hoops struck a record-breaking agreement with the Norwegian club for their star man.
Celtic are in need of reinforcements as the club have been agonisingly slow in the current summer transfer window, with only Camilo Duran arriving from FC Qarabag in Azerbaijan for around £5.5 million. Despite the Colombian netting three goals in three games so far for Martin O’Neill’s side in the pre-season, more signings need to follow.

Jens Petter Hauge of Bodo/Glimt celebrates scoring his team’s second goal with teammate Kasper Hogh during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Knockout Play-off First Leg match between FK Bodo/Glimt and FC Internazionale Milano at Aspmyra Stadion on February 18, 2026 in Bodo
The club are said to be hot on the trail of German U21 midfielder Mika Baur, who’s club have said to have rejected offers for him, as they hold out for what they see is fair value for their prized asset. Likewise, the Scots are said to be finalising a four-year deal for Egyptian winger Haissem Hassan, following his excellent performances at the World Cup.
Meanwhile, Danish centre-forward Kasper Høgh has flown over to London as he gets set to travel to Scotland tomorrow for a medical, ahead of potentially signing for Celtic. Sky Sports News reported earlier on today that the player has indeed arrived now in London, with official footage capturing the big striker before he signs on the dotted-line at Celtic Park.
Anthony Joseph confirmed this via his X account too, saying:
Should things go over without any last minute issues, Høgh should become the spearhead for Martin O’Neill’s new-look Celtic attack.

Martin O’Neill of Celtic FC. Sporting CP v Celtic, Pre Season Friendly, Football, Estadio Algarve, Portugal – 14 July 2026. Photo Zed Jameson IMAGO/ Shutterstock
The manager spoke at length recently about the lack of goals from the side last term and the inability to find the back of the net on a consistent basis, until the now departed Daizen Maeda’s final flourish.
Hopefully Høgh can be the new talismanic figure for Celtic and O’Neill, as we strive to maintain our grip over domestic football, whilst making inroads in European competition too.
Paul Gillespie
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