Celtic, seeking redemption in the second half of the 2023/24 season, are exploring opportunities in the January transfer market. Brendan Rodgers, at the helm since last summer, faces the challenge of following Ange Postecoglou’s domestic treble triumph. A difficult League Cup exit and a bottom finish in the Champions League group stage have left the Bhoys eager to reinforce their squad during the ongoing transfer window.

Football Insider reports that Celtic is in talks with Brondby regarding a potential deal for Mathias Kvistgaarden, a promising young number nine. Rodgers aims to strengthen key positions, including center-forward, central midfield, and left-wing. Although the specific details of Brondby’s stance or the potential transfer fee remain undisclosed, TipsBladet suggests that it might require around €10m (£8.6m) for Celtic to secure Kvistgaarden’s services.

Additionally, the Hoops are closing in on the acquisition of Rapid Wien forward Nicolas Kuhn, with a reported deal worth around £2.8m. FootballScotland’s Mark Hendry notes that Celtic awaits Wien to secure a replacement for Kuhn before finalizing the move, expecting the player to be in Glasgow soon to complete his switch to Parkhead. Rodgers could potentially form a potent partnership by bringing in Kvistgaarden alongside Kuhn for the upcoming campaign’s latter half.