Jamie Vardy has emerged as a potential candidate for a transfer to Celtic, as the search for a successor to Kyogo Furuhashi extends beyond Kvistgaarden, amidst discussions regarding a £4 million alternative.

Craig Moore posits that Jamie Vardy of Leicester City may be a potential acquisition for Celtic as the club seeks to secure a new striker prior to the conclusion of the January transfer window.

Celtic FC is making preparations for a future without Kyogo Furuhashi, as the striker is on the verge of a £10 million transfer to Stade Rennes. Should this transfer materialise, Adam Idah and Johnny Kenny would become Brendan Rodgers’ sole options for the forward position for the remainder of the season, unless a new acquisition can be secured in January.

Brandy’s, Mathias Kvistgaarden, has emerged as the primary target; however, reports from Denmark indicate that he is presently with his teammates at their mid-season training camp in the United States, despite the impending closure of the January transfer window.

Moore posits that Rodgers may consider utilising the experienced forward, who netted a goal in the Foxes’ victory against Tottenham on Sunday, given his prior management of Vardy during his tenure at the King Power Stadium.

The former Rangers player stated to Go Radio, “Kyogo’s goals are both consistent and frequent.” He is ideally suited to the style of play employed by Celtic.

He will be a significant loss. There is no question regarding that matter.You previously mentioned the possibility of acquiring a high-caliber player on loan or a similar arrangement. While I have not viewed every match, I would like to enquire whether Vardy is participating in every game on a weekly basis moving forward.

He has scored seven goals and is currently 38 years of age. Brendan has collaborated with him. Lille striker Mohamed Bayo has been identified as a possible successor to Kyogo, and reports from France indicate that the player has engaged in discussions with the Ligue 1 club to facilitate his departure.

The Guinea international Bayo spent the previous season on loan at Le Havre, where his commendable performance secured him a renewed opportunity at his parent club. However, he has encountered difficulties in making a significant impression this season, having scored only twice.