Jakob Breum to Celtic transfer bid 'rejected' as asking price revealed for Danish star
Celtic have reportedly had a £1.5million bid rejected for Go Ahead Eagles star Jakob Breum.
Brendan Rodgers is on the hunt for wide men and is said to be interested in the young Dane.
Nicolas Kuhn has joined Italian side Como and Jota is sidelined until next year which has left Celtic short, with Antwerp's Belgian winger Michel-Ange Balikwisha also on their radar.
However, The Celtic Way report that the Scottish Premiership champions have failed with their opening bid for the 21-year-old.
Breum moved to the Dutch side from Odense in his homeland. And the report states that Celtic's offer 'for right sided attacker Breum fell well below the Dutch club's valuation of £5million'.
The Eredivisie side's club director Jan Willem van Dop spoke earlier this month of interest in Breum and an offer from a 'foreign club', said to be Celtic.
He said: 'The only thing that is going on and as far as we are concerned are the unsuccessful moves. There has been a bid for Jakob Breum from a foreign club
'We are so far apart there. You have to stand your ground. He may have to realise that it could be very good to stay with us at least until the winter break.
'We think that Breum and Antman should be allowed to leave for more than £5million. If that doesn't happen with this club, then maybe another one will come.
'And if not, then we hope that with all the positive feelings they have, they will stay with us and go into Europe. Then we will see during the winter break.'
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