Matt O'Riley is wanted by Manchester United and a host of other Premier League clubs - with two of them potentially bidding for the Celtic maestro in the final days of this window.
Interest from former Parkhead manager Brendan Rodgers has been rumoured all summer but now Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle United and Manchester United are all said to be monitoring his situation, according to ESPN. O'Riley's 'form and statistics have caught the eye of teams all around Europe, with sources saying there could yet be a late move for him in this transfer window.'
Manchester United are keen but it's Leicester and Newcastle - managed by Eddie Howe who was almost Celtic manager before current boss Ange Postecoglou - if a bid is forthcoming in this transfer window then sources say those two 'are the most likely who'll be trying to tempt the English-born Denmark U21 midfielder to the Premier League.'
