Overview
- Reports on July 19–20 say Celtic have renewed their pursuit of Danish striker Kasper Høgh but no agreement with Bodø/Glimt has been reached.
- Bodø/Glimt raised Høgh’s valuation after his Champions League goals, with outlets reporting the fee moved from roughly £7 million toward £10 million.
- Other clubs including Norwich and lower‑profile suitors are reported to be interested, which could push the price higher and trigger a bidding contest.
- Celtic signed Camilo Durán on July 7 but still see a need for a clear first‑choice centre forward after departures and limited striking options.
- If Celtic pursue Høgh they will face a late-window decision that could raise costs, affect squad planning before the season, and shape further transfer moves this summer.