Celtic are reportedly making plans to secure a top player during the January transfer window, as stated by Sky Sports correspondent Anthony Joseph.
Speculation is rife about Jota potentially returning to Celtic, with the Portuguese player likely to make a reunion with the club by moving from Ligue 1 side Rennes. Another potential returnee is Kieran Tierney, who is expected to join on loan until the end of the season, with a permanent transfer agreed for the summer.
In addition to these possible signings, Celtic are also eyeing a move for Brondby forward Mathias Kvistgaarden. Brendan Rodgers is keen to add attacking options following the departure of Kyogo, and Kvistgaarden could fill that void.
Joseph hinted that Celtic are preparing to make a fresh approach for Kvistgaarden, who has been lauded for his talent and potential by football experts. If signed, the 22-year-old Danish striker could bring both immediate impact and long-term promise to the team.
The potential signings of Jota, Tierney, and Kvistgaarden would significantly strengthen Celtic’s squad for the current season, as they aim to defend their title in the Scottish Premiership and compete in the Champions League. This transfer window could prove pivotal in shaping Celtic’s success in the months ahead.
