Celtic Closing In? Kasper Høgh Transfer Talks Reach Defining Stage
Latest reports suggest Celtic remain in talks with Bodø/Glimt as the pursuit of Kasper Høgh reaches a crucial stage.
Phillip Cooney 
Kasper Høgh’s Celtic transfer remains one of the biggest stories of the summer, and the latest reports suggest the Hoops are still working to strike a deal with Bodø/Glimt for the prolific Danish striker. Talks between the clubs are ongoing, but the transfer fee continues to be the major stumbling block.
CELTIC REMAIN IN NEGOTIATIONS
Fresh reports indicate Celtic have not walked away from the deal despite Bodø/Glimt standing firm over their valuation. The Norwegian champions are believed to want more than Celtic have so far been willing to offer, with negotiations continuing behind the scenes. Several transfer reporters still believe there is confidence that an agreement can be reached if the financial gap is bridged.
Høgh has been on Celtic’s radar for months, and it is easy to understand why. The 25-year-old has established himself as one of Scandinavia’s most effective strikers, combining intelligent movement with clinical finishing. His performances in European competition have also shown he can produce against stronger opposition, making him an attractive option for a club with Champions League ambitions.
WHY THIS DEAL MATTERS
The need for another striker has only increased as uncertainty continues to surround Daizen Maeda’s future. While Camilo Duran has made an encouraging start, Celtic still require another proven goalscorer capable of delivering consistently across a demanding campaign.
Supporters have grown frustrated by the length of this pursuit. Høgh has been linked with Celtic for a considerable period, and many fans believe this is the type of signing the club should now be pushing over the line rather than allowing negotiations to drag on.
THE NEXT FEW DAYS ARE CRUCIAL
The encouraging news is that discussions remain active rather than abandoned. Reports suggest the coming days could prove decisive as Celtic decide whether to meet Bodø/Glimt’s demands or attempt one final compromise.
If the Hoops can complete the deal, they will land a striker entering the best years of his career who has already demonstrated he can score regularly at domestic and European level. However, should negotiations fail at this late stage, questions will inevitably be asked about another high-profile transfer target slipping away.
For now, Celtic supporters wait. The interest is genuine, the talks are ongoing and the next move belongs to the two clubs as they attempt to find common ground.
