January bulletin: Celtic joins the “swarm” of transfers for a sought-after striker, another £7 million winger is targeted, and Tierney Arsenal’s position changes

Unai Emery has made clear Aston Villa’s plan for the young player,

so target Louie Barry is joining Hull City on loan.

Mathias Kvistgaarden is a long-term Hoops target who has been scouted this season,

but he would be more expensive, as Eintracht Frankfurt is reportedly

also interested in the Dane. Randers FC attacker Bany is a new name reportedly on the Hoops’ radar,

as reports from Tipsbladet in Denmark indicate Celtic has joined the “swarm” of clubs vying for the attacker.

The cost of Bany would also be reasonable at about £2.2 million, but teams like Nantes,

OH Leuven, Al Ahli of Egypt, and Union Saint-Gilloise are fierce rivals.

Club director Soren Pedersen stated of Bany: “The plan is that Rasmus

(Bertelsen, manager) will also have him available when we start up again.”

However, it is evident that he is one of those who has been very active around, and clubs are still interested.

Sarpsborg 08 has been informed by the club that they hope to sign the wide winger this month.

The 21-year-old, who would join Jota as a new winger from the January market, might cost the Hoops £7 million.

Hampus Andersson, the director of his team, has explained that the club does

not want to sell because customers purchase season tickets solely to watch the player.