Kasper Høgh Set for Glasgow Arrival as Celtic Deal Reaches Final Stage

Kasper Høgh Travels to Glasgow as Celtic Closing in on £11m Transfer

Kasper Høgh is reportedly on his way to Glasgow to complete his long-awaited move to Celtic after the Scottish champions reached an agreement with Bodø/Glimt.

Transfer journalist Luca Bendoni, alongside Sky Sports reporter Anthony Joseph, claims Celtic have agreed to pay an initial £11 million, with additional performance-related bonuses included in the deal. The Danish striker is expected to sign a four-year contract, with the club holding an option to extend it by a further 12 months.

The latest update indicates the transfer is entering its final phase, with Høgh set to complete a medical and the remaining paperwork before the move is officially confirmed.

Celtic’s interest in the 25-year-old dates back to the January transfer window, but negotiations have accelerated in recent days as Martin O’Neill continues to strengthen his squad ahead of the new season.

Høgh’s arrival would come shortly after the signing of Camilo Duran, giving the Hoops another proven option in attack. Duran has already impressed during pre-season by finding the net in each of his first two appearances, but Celtic were keen to further bolster their forward line following Daizen Maeda’s departure to Ipswich Town.

The Danish international has earned widespread praise for his goalscoring exploits with Bodø/Glimt, particularly in domestic competition and on the European stage. Those performances also led to a senior Denmark call-up and interest from several clubs across Europe.

If the reported fee is finalized, Høgh will become one of Celtic’s most expensive signings in recent years, highlighting the club’s determination to add a high-quality striker capable of making an immediate impact.

Unless there are any unexpected late setbacks, Høgh is expected to complete the remaining formalities before being unveiled as Celtic’s latest summer signing.