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MATHIAS KVISTGAARDEN’S SUMMER TRANSFER TWIST COULD REVITALIZE CELTIC’S ATTACK

Celtic’s long-standing interest in Brøndby striker Mathias Kvistgaarden could be rekindled this summer, thanks to a contractual clause that significantly reduces his transfer fee.

The Danish forward has been on Celtic’s radar for several years, and many expected the club to make a move for him in January after Kyogo Furuhashi’s departure to Rennes. However, no deal materialized, leaving fans questioning the club’s decision-making.

According to a reliable source, Kvistgaarden’s contract contains a buyout clause that becomes active in the summer, dropping his price to under £10 million. This substantial reduction could tempt Celtic to renew their efforts to bring the striker to Glasgow.

The clause structure is a growing trend in modern football, allowing clubs to protect their assets while providing players with a future exit route. Kvistgaarden’s potential arrival could add significant firepower to Celtic’s front line, which has been lacking since Kyogo’s departure.

However, Celtic won’t have a free run at the striker. Other clubs across Europe are likely to be aware of the contractual clause, and interest in Kvistgaarden may intensify in the summer. If that’s the case, Celtic may need to offer the best personal terms to secure the player’s signature.

For now, Brendan Rodgers’ focus remains on wrapping up the title and preparing for a Scottish Cup semi-final against St Johnstone. Another treble remains a possibility, but eyes will certainly drift towards what could be a significant summer of recruitment at Celtic Park.