Jakob Breum transfer stance made clear to Celtic as timeline set on price drop
Go Ahead Eagles have made it clear that they won't sell Celtic target Jakob Breum for anything less than £5million this summer.
Record Sport understands that the Dutch side won't budge on their selling price because they have to pay 25 per cent of a sell-on to his former club, Odense.
Go Ahead have also qualified for the Europa Conference League and they want to keep their top stars for that.
Record Sport has also learnt that the Danish under-21 cap would be available for a fraction of the price, nearer £2million if he was to remain until next summer.
Celtic have made an offer and held further talks but went in at just over £1.5 million that was dismissed.
The Hoops have been reluctant to go close to Go Ahead's current fee.
Unless they or another club meet the asking price then he won't be leaving Holland in this window.
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