Danish Expert Drops Hint on Kvistgaarden’s Future

Celtic supporters have long been eyeing Brøndby striker Mathias Kvistgaarden as a potential addition to the squad.

With the 22-year-old continually linked to a move to Glasgow, Danish football expert Peter Sørensen has weighed in on the striker’s future at the Danish club. According to Sørensen, it seems increasingly likely that Kvistgaarden will be sold in the near future, especially after a standout season with Brøndby.

A Talent in Demand

In a recent interview with Viaplay, Sørensen revealed that Kvistgaarden’s time at Brøndby may be coming to an end this summer. “I am almost certain that Kvistgaarden will be sold this summer,” he said, highlighting the growing interest in the young striker. Kvistgaarden has been a consistent performer for Brøndby, and his performances have not gone unnoticed. With Celtic reportedly in the hunt to sign him in the upcoming summer transfer window, Sørensen believes the time is right for the striker to move on.

Continued Success at Brøndby

Kvistgaarden’s impressive performances have not only attracted attention from top clubs but have also made him one of the standout players for Brøndby this season. “He has also been one of the best for Brøndby this season,” Sørensen explained, emphasising the striker’s importance to the team. Kvistgaarden’s ability to deliver important goals and his overall physical presence on the pitch have earned him a reputation as one of Denmark’s most exciting young talents.

A Move That Could Benefit All

For Brøndby, the decision to sell Kvistgaarden may be seen as an opportunity to capitalise on his rising value. Sørensen notes that the Danish side will likely be keen to exploit the striker’s talent further, considering the wealth of interest from other clubs. As for Kvistgaarden, Sørensen is certain that the striker will be disappointed if he is not sold. Given his talent and the demand for him, it seems unlikely that he will stay at Brøndby much longer.

What Does This Mean for Celtic?

For Celtic fans, Sørensen’s comments serve as a sign that the club’s long-standing interest in Kvistgaarden may soon lead to him joining in the summer. With Brøndby seemingly willing to sell the striker, Celtic could find themselves in a position to secure a deal in the summer transfer window. As the end of the season approaches, it will be interesting to see if Celtic make a move to sign the impressive forward, with striker a position severely lacking in depth following Kyogo’s departure in January.