Mathias Kvistgaarden has hinted at a possible departure from Brondby in January, with Celtic reportedly reigniting their interest in the talented forward. Speculation surrounding a move to the Scottish champions has been ongoing for some time, with Parkhead scouts attending Brondby’s recent match against FC Nordsaelland to watch the 22-year-old in action. Meanwhile, star player Nicolas Kuhn is rumored to be attracting attention from Premier League clubs like Brentford and Fulham.
Speaking to Bold, Kvistgaarden expressed his openness to exploring opportunities abroad, stating that he dreams of playing for a different team in the future. Despite the transfer rumors swirling around him, he remains focused on performing well for Brondby in the remaining matches of the season.
With Kuhn’s impressive stats this season, former Celtic player Simon Donnelly believes that the club should expect substantial offers for the winger, with reports suggesting a potential fee of £24 million from German clubs. Meanwhile, Hammarby manager Kim Hellberg has recommended that clubs consider Bazoumana Toure, a young talent with a bright future ahead. Celtic, along with other top European clubs, have reportedly scouted the promising forward, who is valued at £8.3 million.
Hellberg has confidence in Toure’s abilities and believes he has the potential to excel at the highest level of football. As clubs continue to monitor these rising stars, the transfer market is sure to be lively in the upcoming window.
