Celtic's Transfer Saga: Breum Bid Rejected, Balikwisha Pursuit Intensifies

Celtic's Transfer Moves Hit a Snag

Celtic's pursuit of Danish winger Jakob Breum has hit a roadblock as Go Ahead Eagles rejected a £1.5 million bid for the 21-year-old. The Dutch club values Breum at £5 million, leaving Celtic to reconsider their strategy. (The Herald)

Balikwisha Deal in Focus

Meanwhile, Celtic are ramping up efforts to secure Michel-Ange Balikwisha from Royal Antwerp. Despite weeks of negotiations, the clubs have yet to agree on a fee. The 24-year-old winger's agent has also denied any discussions with the Scottish champions, adding complexity to the deal. (Daily Record)

Rennes Outpace Celtic for Munteanu

In another twist, Rennes have emerged as frontrunners to sign Louis Munteanu from Cluj, reportedly agreeing on a fee just under £10.5 million. This development has left Celtic scrambling in the race for the 23-year-old striker. (Foot Sur 7 via Daily Record)

Cluj Coach Weighs In

Cluj head coach Dan Petrescu has confirmed he will discuss Munteanu's readiness for Europa League qualifiers amid interest from Celtic and French clubs. (The National)

Celtic's Summer Plans

Celtic are also accelerating moves to bolster their squad with a central midfielder and a centre-back this summer. (Football Insider)

Other Transfer Updates

Carl Rushworth, a 24-year-old goalkeeper from Brighton & Hove Albion, is set to join Coventry City on a season-long loan. (Daily Record)
Cieran Slicker, a Scotland international, will be sent out on loan after being relegated to fourth-choice goalkeeper at Ipswich Town. (The Herald)
St Mirren are negotiating a fee with Cork City for winger Malik Dijksteel, who agreed to join in January. (Daily Record)
Heart of Midlothian signed Albanian winger Sabah Kerjota from Italian third-tier club Sambenedettese for £120,000. (Edinburgh Evening News)
Dunfermline Athletic rejected a fresh bid from Crawley Town for midfielder Ewan Otoo. (Daily Record)
Partick Thistle are interested in loaning goalkeeper Josh Clarke from Celtic. (Glasgow Times)