As Brendan Rodgers sets his sights on strengthening Celtic this summer, the transfer rumour mill is expected to go into overdrive.
Already, fans at Parkhead have seen Mathias Kvistgaarden and a potential return of Ross Doohan linked to the club. With Kieran Tierney’s return confirmed, Rodgers is eager to add more quality to his squad.
One persistent rumour is the potential acquisition of David Strelec, who is reportedly seeking a move away from Slovan Bratislava. The Slovakian international’s impressive goal-scoring record has caught the attention of Celtic, with Hoops legend Lubo Moravcik even recommending him to the club.
Despite the speculation, Strelec’s agent Michal Cierny has clarified that there is no concrete offer from Celtic at the moment. The club reportedly made a previous bid of £7.9m for Strelec, which was rejected by Bratislava due to the lack of time to find a replacement.
Strelec’s track record of success both domestically and internationally, coupled with his impressive attacking stats, make him an enticing prospect for Celtic. With his knack for finding the back of the net and the opportunities created by Rodgers’ side, Strelec could thrive in Glasgow and become a key goal-scoring presence for the club.
