Celtic offer caveat about star they want to keep as hardline transfer rules in place for £6m superstar from Pozarevac
Sky Sports claim the Premiership champions may consider loan offers later in the window after the 22-year-old established himself as a key role player in the closing weeks of last season.
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Kenny is being tracked by Bolton and a clutch of other clubs and faces a fresh fight for game time with Fulham B star Callum Osmand heading to Glasgow imminently and the Welshman is expected to land in Brendan Rodgers' first-team squad and compete for game time.
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Kenny earned acclaim for his loan spells at Shamrock Rovers and Rodgers was effusive in his praise after he scored his first goal for Celtic the in the 5-1 pasting against Aberdeen in May.
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Meanwhile. the pursuit of Veljko Milosavljevic is expected to reach a conclusion in the coming weeks after multiple reports in Serbia stated Celtic had a £5.1million offer turned down for the 18-year-old.
Sources insist it will take £6million to land the Red Star standout and that two unnamed Premier League clubs have watched the player, billed as the boy from Pozarevac, extensively in the past few months.
If Milosavljevic is potentially inbound then Gustaf Lagerbielke is for the off. Despite uncertainty elsewhere, the Swede is still a Celtic player after his loan at Twente and Braga are keen to land him on a permanent deal.
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