Celtic Pursues Kasper Hogh Amid Transfer Window Frenzy

Celtic Football Club is actively pursuing a late transfer for Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh, a 25-year-old forward who has recently gained attention for his impressive performances, including a brace against Manchester City in the Champions League. Reports indicate that Celtic has made contact with Bodo/Glimt regarding Hogh, who is valued at approximately £6-7 million. The transfer window closes on February 2, creating urgency for the Scottish champions to finalize potential signings.

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Hogh has been a standout player for Bodo/Glimt, scoring 17 goals in 28 appearances during the 2025 Eliteserien season and contributing significantly to the team's success in European competitions. His recent performance against Manchester City has heightened interest from multiple clubs, including Norwich City, which has already submitted a bid for the striker. Hogh's contract with Bodo/Glimt runs until December 2029, giving the Norwegian club a strong negotiating position.

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Celtic's manager, Martin O’Neill, has expressed a desire to bolster his attacking options, particularly after the loan departure of Shin Yamada to Preußen Münster. The club has already secured the loan signing of Tomas Cvancara from Borussia Monchengladbach but aims to add more firepower to compete effectively in the Scottish Premiership, where they are currently in a title race against Hearts and Rangers. O’Neill has indicated that he would like to see at least two new players join the squad before the transfer deadline.

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Celtic faces stiff competition for Hogh's signature, particularly from Norwich City, managed by former Rangers boss Philippe Clement. Reports suggest that Norwich is considering increasing their offer for Hogh, which adds pressure on Celtic to act quickly. The competition is not limited to English clubs; Hogh's recent performances have attracted interest from various European teams, making his future uncertain.

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Celtic has not publicly confirmed their interest in Hogh, but sources indicate that the club's recruitment team is actively discussing the possibility of a deal. O’Neill's focus on strengthening the squad reflects the urgency of the situation, as he aims to enhance the team's chances in both domestic and European competitions.

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Some critics have pointed out that Celtic has a history of late transfer dealings, which can lead to missed opportunities. Fans have expressed frustration over the club's slow progress in the transfer market, especially given the pressing need for additional strikers. The departure of Yamada, who struggled to make an impact, has intensified calls for a more proactive approach in securing new talent.

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As the transfer deadline approaches, Celtic must finalize their strategy regarding Hogh and potentially other targets. The club's ability to secure Hogh could significantly impact their title challenge and overall performance in the remainder of the season. With the transfer window closing soon, all eyes will be on Celtic to see if they can successfully bolster their squad in time.

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