The Danish striker has reportedly arrived in London ahead of a medical as Celtic move closer to completing a major £11 million transfer.
The Kasper Høgh Celtic transfer appears to have moved a significant step closer after the striker reportedly arrived in the United Kingdom ahead of his proposed £11 million move.
Images appear to show the Bodø/Glimt forward at Biggin Hill Airport in London.
The Danish international is reportedly scheduled to undergo his Celtic medical on Monday before completing the remaining formalities of the deal.
Kasper Høgh Celtic Transfer Nears Completion
For supporters, Høgh’s reported arrival provides the clearest indication yet that Celtic are finally close to securing one of their main attacking targets.
The 24-year-old has impressed for Bodø/Glimt where his goals, strength and movement have helped him build a strong reputation in Norwegian and European football.
Celtic deserve credit if they complete a deal of this size. An £11 million investment would show serious backing and give Martin O’Neill another proven attacking option.
Høgh could provide Celtic with a physical presence through the middle while also offering the movement and finishing required to lead the line.
Celtic Still Have More Transfer Work to Complete
However, the excitement surrounding the Kasper Høgh Celtic transfer should not disguise how much work remains to be done.
Celtic have taken far too long to strengthen the squad. The Premiership campaign is rapidly approaching, yet supporters have spent most of the summer waiting for meaningful transfer breakthroughs.
Høgh would be an excellent addition, but one major signing cannot solve every weakness in the squad.
Further reinforcements are required across several positions if Celtic are to compete strongly in Scotland and make a serious impact in Europe.
Høgh Must Be the Beginning, Not the End
If Høgh passes his medical and completes the move, Celtic should be praised for securing a player with his potential and experience.
However, the club must now build on this momentum. Recruitment cannot slow down again once the striker has been announced.
Celtic need more players of Høgh’s quality before the transfer window closes. The message from supporters is straightforward: welcome Kasper Høgh, but keep the transfer business moving.