Former Celtic striker Kelechi Iheanacho has reportedly emerged on the "radar of giants" after a blistering start to life at Bursaspor.
The Nigerian forward has been in sensational form since joining the Turkish side in the summer, scoring nine goals and providing two assists in just seven league appearances.
According to Turkish outlet Fotomac, Iheanacho's prolific run has attracted interest from several major clubs, with the former Celtic star now said to be on the "radar of giants."
Iheanacho, 29, enjoyed a productive spell at Parkhead after arriving as a free agent following the close of last summer's transfer window.
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Although injuries disrupted his early months in Glasgow, he went on to play a crucial role in Martin O'Neill's side securing a domestic double.
The striker scored six goals in his final nine appearances for Celtic, including key winners against Dundee, Hibs and Motherwell, while also finding the net in both the Scottish Cup semi-final and final.
Despite his strong finish to the campaign, the Hoops were unable to agree a new contract with Iheanacho and he departed at the end of the season, signing a three-year deal with Bursaspor in July.
The move has paid immediate dividends. Iheanacho has scored in every league game he has played for the Turkish club so far, helping fire them towards the top of the First League table and earning rave reviews in the local media.
