What Celtic transfer target Jakob Breum has said about move
Nicolas Kuhn was sold to Como for a fee in excess of £17m earlier this summer, while Jota remains sidelined until the end of the year, meaning it's an area of the pitch that needs addressed by Brendan Rodgers.
The Scottish Premiership champions have already seen their offers of around £3m rejected by Go Ahead Eagles, with the Dutch outfit seeking closer to £6.5m.
Speaking ahead of the summer window, the winger admitted he's open to furthering his career sooner rather than later.
He recently told TV 2: "Of course I have ambitions to try myself at a higher level, but when that is, time will tell.
"I'm not just going to play a few good months and then take the next step. I can still develop even more here, so I'm not in a hurry to get away.
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"I'm very open to the next step. It all depends on what offers come in.
"It's not like I have certain leagues that I just have to go to.
"But of course I'm aiming for as high a level as possible because it's the dream to play against the very best."
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