A player described as a “absolute terror” is set to sign with Celtic, joining Tierney in the process.

Celtic is reportedly nearing the acquisition of a “absolute terror” to join Kieran Tierney during the January transfer window, following a substantial update from esteemed journalist

Fabrizio Romano regarding Celtic’s transfer activities. Mathias Kvistgaarden has been associated with a potential transfer to Parkhead this month, as the 22-year-old forward from Brøndby is regarded as a suitable successor to the departing Kyogo Furuhashi.

He has achieved a remarkable tally of 10 goals in merely 12 appearances in the Danish Superliga thus far this season. In the interim, it is reported that Celtic has engaged in discussions with Jota regarding a potential return to the club.

The forward departed Celtic to join the Saudi Pro League team Al-Ittihad in 2023, before subsequently transferring to Rennes the following year. This transaction would not constitute a swap deal involving Kyogo; however, the Japanese ace is poised to transfer to the Ligue 1 club.

Lennon Miller is regarded as one of the most promising young talents in the Scottish Premiership at present, and he has been frequently associated with a potential transfer to the Hoops in recent months.

The Motherwell midfielder has already accumulated 63 appearances for his current club, during which he has scored five goals and provided 14 assists, all at the age of merely 18.

Furthermore, it is anticipated that Tierney will rejoin Celtic on loan during the current transfer window, with a subsequent permanent transfer to the club scheduled for the summer, during which he is expected to formalise a pre-contract agreement.

Celtic is poised to finalise the acquisition of a “absolute menace.” As reported by Romano on X on Thursday, Celtic is poised to reacquire former player Jota in a transaction valued at £8.4 million, coinciding with the anticipated departure of Kyogo.