Kasper Hogh is set to complete his long-awaited move from Bodo/Glimt to Celtic in the next few hours after arriving in the United Kingdom.
The striker first attracted Celtic’s attention with his impressive performances during Bodo/Glimt’s Champions League campaign last season, and the Scottish champions were already interested in signing him during the January transfer window. Although a move did not materialise at that time, Hogh remained on Celtic’s shortlist as they continued to monitor his progress.
According to the BBC, an agreement has now been reached for Hogh to join Celtic, with the striker expected to become the latest forward to lead the line for the Scottish champions. The report states that the transfer is close to being finalised following his arrival in the United Kingdom.
Celtic secure attacking reinforcement
Celtic are determined to improve the quality of their squad this summer, and Hogh has been identified as one of the key players capable of strengthening their attacking options. The club have followed his development closely and believe he possesses the qualities needed to make a significant impact.
After losing Kelechi Iheanacho because they were unable to agree the terms of a new contract in time, Celtic stepped up their efforts to bring in another striker. Discussions over a move for Hogh have been ongoing for some time, and those negotiations now appear to be nearing a successful conclusion.
Record move close to completion
The transfer is expected to become a record-breaking deal for Celtic, underlining the club’s confidence in the Danish striker. His performances in recent seasons have earned widespread praise, and he has established himself as one of the most effective forwards in Norwegian football.
Celtic believe Hogh has the ability to justify their investment and become a key figure in the squad. The club are confident he can provide goals, improve their attacking play, and make an immediate contribution as they prepare for another demanding campaign.
With the agreement now in place, only the final formalities remain before Hogh officially becomes a Celtic player and begins the next chapter of his career in Scotland.
What a difference in players and clubs holding back player using Celtic then going to another club like Ajax and we are left scrabbling for loans no wonder our supporters were upset and a few anarchists using that for there own agenders board needs praise same as they needed protest hopefully they have learned and have done there homework on these players the German beer he will end up at Celtic park his club will except what Celtic have offered or he will come next season for nothing the player has accept Celtic personal offer but the Club Are Thinking Celtic supporters have Celtic board running far from it now they see by the signings they have made and are making let’s hope buyers club sees sense and takes the cash and uses it to improve there club now if Celtic can hold on to our players no one is highlighting they want away so here’s hoping for champions league qualifying it lifts the whole club abmnd might get another player champions league is a good pull for players spl is hard sell but you are in the champions league that is a great advert