Sky Sports have confirmed that Celtic have made a move for a 25-year-old striker, with his future expected to be decided later this week.
Celtic entered the winter transfer window knowing reinforcements were needed up front. While Tomas Cvancara has arrived at Parkhead, the Czech international is still searching for form, and the Hoops remain eager to add a proven goalscorer to their ranks.
One name now firmly in the spotlight is Kasper Høgh.
The Norwegian striker grabbed headlines after scoring a stunning brace in Bodø/Glimt’s historic 3-1 Champions League victory over Manchester City, a performance that has caught the attention of clubs across Europe.
According to Sky Sports, Celtic have submitted an enquiry for Høgh but face stiff competition. Norwich City remain keen on the striker and are continuing to monitor his situation, while several other European sides are also tracking his progress.
A final decision on Høgh’s future is expected later this week, following Bodø/Glimt’s crucial Champions League clash with Atlético Madrid.
While his goals against Manchester City elevated his profile, Høgh has been consistently impressive throughout his time in Norway. He has registered 42 goals and 12 assists in 82 appearances for Bodø/Glimt, underlining his reliability in front of goal.
If Celtic can move quickly and secure his signature, it would be viewed as a major coup. However, with time running out in the transfer window, the club will need to act decisively as they juggle both incoming signings and potential departures.
All eyes are now on how the situation unfolds in the coming days.