Mathias Kvistgaarden

How do you know we didn't look there. Either way Isaaks didn't get caps while in Sweden and barely played there ( leaving at around 18) and Gyokeres left Sweden at a similar age. The Swedish leagues aren't making good strikers, other leagues are making good strikers from Swedish players. Both players much older than Kvistgaarden who is only 22.

 

Don’t know why, and I hope I’m proven wrong but this transfer just doesn’t excite me at all

 

The comparison between him & Kyogo really excites me. We have to pay the money.

 

Him and JOTA excites me

 

I share your reservations on Kvitsgaarden.

I think what we are witnessing is the regurgitation of tired and lazy media speculation on Kvitsgaarden, by the usual suspects, Stephen McGowan, Anthony Joseph and the Daily Record in the wake of Kyogo's departure to Rennes. As I have said before, I am far from convinced that Rodgers and Paul Tisdale are even actively considering the Danish winger/converted striker, especially at the gob smacking fee of £13.5M for a player who has done nothing of note in his footballing career, with no International Caps or Champions League experience, and who at a stocky 5'8. does not fit the recognised profile of a Rodger's striker. and comes from a relatively poor footballing league.

Who in their right footballing mind, would want to shell upwards of £13.5M on a converted winger, who has had one, single arguable successful season as a striker in the lowly Danish League, which would be a record signing for us, to replace our No.1 Champions League striker Kyogo, when there is probably much better perceived value, superior pedigree and much lower risk to be had elsewhere, even if they are initially loans with an option?.

We appear to be the only concrete interest, which in itself, is unsettling, because if Kvitsgaarden was as good as he is cracked up to be, then surely there would be a host of other clubs lining up to sign him too ?

 

Just seen his highlights video and does look good. Usually steer clear of highlight videos as once seen one for Jason Cummings playing in Australia and made him look a player.

Looks the sort we need. Doesn't seem to be nailed down to one style of playing which is very useful

 

I'll raise you...........................Barkas :*:

 

To be fair he’s been good everywhere else but us, * knows why

 

First time I saw him playing for us I genuinely thought he had something physically wrong with him. I didn’t suspect that his hands were made of poppadoms, but you live and learn.

 

If Tierney doesn't come then Valle doesn't go to Como.

Edit: wrong thread

 

We could be waiting for Kyogos move getting finalised. But I don't think we'll go for him i think we have another striker in mind. Just a feeling I have

 

Now they are coming for Mathias Kvistgaarden


Celtic are expected to reach out to Brøndby IF regarding Mathias Kvistgaarden, reports Sky Sports

Are you ready by the phone, Benjamin Schmedes?

If the phone rings and Brøndby's sporting director can see that it's a number with the country code +44 that wants to reach him, the German is probably wise to answer it. It's a call that could potentially bring the Superliga club many millions.

Now Celtic intend to approach Brøndby IF in the hope of reaching an agreement for Mathias Kvistgaarden, writes Sky Sports.

The Scottish giants are about to sell striker Kyogo Furuhashi to Rennes for just under 90 million kroner, and that sends Celtic into the field looking for a replacement – and at the same time with money in their pockets to splash out.

It is in this context that reports now indicate that Celtic, who have long been interested in Mathias Kvistgaarden, are ready with a bid for the Brøndby star, who is number two on the Superliga's top scorer list.

Whether Brøndby IF is worth a shot or a stab is questionable, because the blue-and-yellows don't have long to find a replacement if Mathias Kvistgaarden leaves in this transfer window. Conversely, the bid could of course be so large that the Superliga club has little choice but to sell the 22-year-old goal machine.

Brøndby IF will certainly try to land a transfer fee around the magical 100 million kroner

 

Know it'd been speculated for a while but I can see us going all out for him the minute the Kyogo deal is done. Finally.