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Celtic have one game of the season left and are hoping to an end an excellent campaign with more success, as does Mathias Kvistgaarden.
The Bhoys have won two domestic trophies already and have the Scottish Cup final to go before plans turn ahead to next season.
Brendan Rodgers is in for a busy summer and some Celtic players know they will be leaving in the summer.
Money will be there to spend and as one transfer target, David Strelec, looks set to move on from Slovan Bratislava, Kvistgaarden is looking to leave himself.
Mathias Kvistgaarden all but confirms summer move away from Brondby
Mathias Kvistgaarden is a name that doesn’t go away when it comes to Celtic transfers.
Kvistgaarden almost joined Celtic in January and has been impressing in Denmark with Brondby.
The forward has 17 goals in 28 league games this season and is preparing for his final match of the 24/25 season this weekend, but has hinted this will be the last time he plays for the club.
He told Danish outlet Sport TV2: “I think I’m ready. I’ve made my mark in Brondby and in the Superliga, so I’m ready to take the next step.
“It can never be ruled out… I don’t think that’s the goal for me. I can say that without it being wrong, I think.
“I’m in a situation where I have no idea whether I’ll be living in Denmark or in another country in three months. It will be exciting to see what happens, and I’m really looking forward to it.”
Every Danish player to play for Celtic
Celtic already know that they would be getting their hands on an extremely gifted 23-year-old if he does make the move to Parkhead, and he would be following in the footsteps of some brilliant Danish footballers.
If he joins, Kvistgaarden will become the 11th player of Danish heritage to play for the club.
Danish players to play for CelticKasper SchmeichelMatt O’RileyOliver AblidgaardErik SviatchenkoMorten RasmussenThomas GravesenUlrik Laursen Marc RieperMorten WieghorstBent Martin
Kasper Schmeichel remains the only current Denmark international still at Celtic and in the past there have been successes like Matt O’Riley and Erik Sviatchenko.
Thomas Gravesen also played for the Bhoys and then was also less iconic names such as Oliver Abildgaard.
