Celtic's pursuit of Kasper Hogh has received a fresh boost, according to Norwegian reports.
The striker is said to have held "positive talks" with Bodo/Glimt about a summer exit. The Scottish Premiership champions reportedly revived their interest in the Danish forward recently, ahead of the new season.
Now, Norwegian outlet Avisa Nordland claims Hogh has had "good discussions" with Bodo/Glimt officials, with the club prepared to consider offers if their valuation of around £7 million is met.
The 25-year-old enjoyed a successful campaign last season, helping the Norwegian champions in their Champions League run and enhancing his reputation in Europe.
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His performances have increased interest, with Celtic now among the clubs credited with monitoring his situation.
Hogh has become one of Scandinavian football’s most prolific forwards, scoring 54 goals and providing 22 assists in 103 appearances for Bodo/Glimt.
His club form earned him a senior international debut for Denmark earlier this year, and he has already scored for his country.
