Celtic have joined a host of clubs pursuing a loan deal for Brazilian midfielder Vinicius Souza, according to a report.
The 22-year-old is 60 per cent owned by Manchester City's parent company, the City Football Group.
Souza impressed during a season-long loan in Belgium with KV Mechelen and is expected to head back out on loan for the upcoming campaign.
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The Daily Mail report that Celtic have scheduled talks with the holding midfielder's team, but they face a competition from a host of clubs.
Fenerbahce, Club Brugge and Bologna have all noted interest in the former Flamengo ace.
Nir Bitton and Tom Rogic announced their Celtic departures following long-term stays at the club and Ange Postecoglou is now in the market to replace the duo.
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Kevin N'Doram of Metz is another name in the frame with the Scottish champions keen to to strengthen a number of areas across the team this summer.
Benjamin Siegrist is in talks over a move to Celtic after running down his contract at Dundee United.
Vasilis Barkas has left on a season-long loan to FC Utrecht and the Hoops want an experienced goalie to replace him.
Competition for Greg Taylor at left back is also a priority while Celtic hope to complete permanent deals for Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers after impressive loans.
Postecoglou could also further enhance his options in other areas of the pitch.
Celtic are back in the Champions League proper as they bid to make a top impression amongst Europe's elite while they aim to beat Rangers to the Premiership crown again next term.
