Mathias Kvistgaarden, a forward for Brondby, is still available for Celtic to join in January.
German publication TZ reports that Schalke, one of the other teams vying for the 21-year-old, will find it difficult to come up with the £4 million needed to sign the attacker.
Before their winter break, Kvistgaarden scored seven goals and provided seven assists for his team.
Carsten V. Jensen, director of football at Brondby, clarified following the summer transfer window that any bids for the player would need to be “blown away” by the club.
With Oh Hyeon-gyu joining South Korea for the Asian Cup, Kyogo Furuhashi is the sole striker still at the team. Brendan Rodgers’ team is apparently interested in this player.
The 50-year-old said earlier this month that “one or two” players might be joining.
“The players will get some time; they need that,” he stated. They will take a break during which they may spend some time with their family.
“While they’re away, they’ll have some work to do, but it’s a wonderful opportunity to regroup before returning.
“We’ll be idle for a while before our Scottish Cup match. Thus, in that time, we may accomplish a lot of work.
“Hopefully, we’ll
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