According to Sky Sports, Scottish giants Celtic have completed the signing of Danish striker Kasper Hoegh from Norwegian league leaders Bodoe/Glimt for a fee reported at 11 million pounds, roughly 12,8 million euros, plus add-ons.
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Subscribe Sekarang →Data analysis from Opta reveals that the 25-year-old forward stands as the only player outside Europe's top five leagues, alongside Victor Osimhen, to be directly involved in 15 or more goals across European competitions over the past two seasons.
His notable European resume includes decisive contributions during a 3-1 victory against Inter and a goal in a 3-0 win over Sporting in the previous Champions League campaign.
This transfer marks the first time the Danish player leaves the Nordic countries, following previous stints in Denmark, Iceland, and Norway.
Based on reports from The Herald, the acquisition follows closely behind the departure of Daizen Maeda, who transferred to Ipswich Town for 10 million pounds.
Club officials expect the incoming forward to immediately fill the void left in the squad and deliver impactful performances in domestic and European fixtures.