Celtic could be handed a potential boost in their reported pursuit of Egyptian international forward Haissem Hassan.
His release clause has dropped from £16 million to £10 million after Real Oviedo's relegation from La Liga to the Segunda Division.
The Scottish Premiership champions have reportedly held talks regarding the winger as they assess options to replace Daizen Maeda, who is edging towards a move to Ipswich Town.
Real Oviedo manager Julian Calero admitted that the club might need to sell some senior players to focus on youth development. He said: "I don’t like large squads because of the problems they create.
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"Oviedo is a club that relies on its youth academy, and young players need to be given a chance when the first-team players aren’t playing.
"But that’s a decision for the club and the sporting director."
The situation puts several clubs on alert, including some Saudi Pro League sides, who are also interested in the player.
Celtic have made just one new signing this summer so far, with Camilo Duran joining the club from Azerbaijani club Qarabag on a five-year deal.
