Overview
- Reports say Celtic have agreed a deal worth about £11 million plus add‑ons for Kasper Høgh from Bodø/Glimt, with the transfer described as pending a medical and formal club confirmation.
- If finalised, the fee would surpass the sum paid for Arne Engels and become the most expensive signing in Celtic's history according to the coverage.
- Høgh, 25, scored 54 goals and provided 22 assists in 103 games for Bodø/Glimt and netted six Champions League goals last season against top clubs including Manchester City and Inter Milan.
- Coverage links the move to funds from Daizen Maeda's sale to Ipswich and places Høgh alongside new signing Camilo Duran as part of a wider summer front‑line rebuild while talks continue over Mika Baur and interest in Haissem Hassan.
- The reports come from a single outlet and remain unconfirmed by the clubs, so the next steps to watch are Høgh's medical, any official announcements, and how the signing would affect Celtic's squad ahead of Champions League qualifying.