Celtic need a striker and Norwich City target Kasper Hogh would be perfect for the Parkhead club.
The Danish striker just scored a two-minute quick-fire double to help Bodo/Glimt sink Man City in the Champions League.
When Kyogo left Celtic a year ago, the Parkhead club had failed to properly replace the Japanese striker with someone of similar or better quality.
The departure of Adam Idah to Swansea City only further compounded Celtic’s striker problems and now, the Parkhead club are paying for that.
Martin O’Neill has prioritised a striker as a position Celtic must address this January and Hogh would be the perfect choice for the Parkhead legend.
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Celtic must steal Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh from under Norwich City
The BBC reports that Norwich City have submitted a bid of £6m for Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh.
Hogh has been catching the eye of Norwich City boss Philippe Clement and it is said that Hogh is keen to join the Championship club.
The former Denmark U19 international has scored 40 goals in 81 appearances for the Norwegian champions and is playing in this season’s Champions League.
So why is Hogh perfect for Celtic? Let’s take a look.
Kasper Hogh’s prolific goal-scoring makes him perfect for Celtic
At 25, Hogh is entering his peak years and his current scoring record at Bodo/Glimt shows that he’s getting better with age.
Last season the Dane scored 27 goals in 49 games across all competitions, which included seven out of 14 Europa League games.
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Goals against Porto, Olympiacos and FC Twente put Hogh on the European map and it looks like a move is on the cards this January.
At just over six-foot tall, Hogh is the type of bustling striker Martin O’Neill loves and he would give the Celtic forward line some much-needed strength.
Hogh would be an excellent addition to this Celtic team and at just over £6m, the striker is easily affordable for the Parkhead club.
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