The Hoops pursuit of the star has been a long-term project and with the club on their winter break, it could heat up imminently. Celtic need a striker to replace Kyogo, who is currently in France putting the finishing touches to his deal.
But they may have to move fast - with Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig have also been linked with the player. Brendan Rodgers admitted yesterday that the club are close to bringing in Jota and selling Kyogo - but another striker is also believed to be high on his wish list.
After Kyogo's departure, they have only the likes of Adam Idah and youngsters Johnny Kenny and Daniel Cummings on the books as recognised strikers, although Daizen Maeda can also play there. Asked about the link, Kvistgarden told 3Point. Dk that he thinks he is able to ignore all the speculation and concentrate on training at Brondby.
He said: "Yes, I think I can. Of course, there is a lot you can read about and listen to, but I try to ignore it as much as possible and just concentrate on training here every day. My Account. Sign in. Sun Club. Most read in Sport.
