Jordan Larsson is set to be available as a free agent as the son of Celtic legend Henrik has his contract at Spartak Moscow ripped up. And he's previously admitted an emotional move to Celtic would be hard to turn down - even if following in his dad's footsteps would be a daunting task.
Larsson Jr was hot property at Spartak and netted an impressive 26 goals his first 62 appearances in Russia. But he was loaned out to AIK in April amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine and Fabrizio Romano reported on Monday that he is set to leave the Moscow club on a free transfer.
It's claimed he's had multiple approaches already after finding his shooting boots again in Sweden and although it's unclear if Celtic are among them, he was linked with a switch to Glasgow back in 2020. Coming off the back of his first season in Russia, he admitted then it was "tempting" due to his dad's connection at Parkhead - although conceded it could be a hinderance as he looks to carve out his own name.
