Slovan Bratislava have said that Celtic must table the best offer if they are to sign Andraz Sporar as two other parties remain interested in signing the striker.
As reported in the Scottish Sun, the Slovenian club are willing to sell but only if the offer is right.
The club’s General Director, Ivan Kmotrik has revealed that there was a meeting between Celtic and Slovan but the Scottish Champions have thus far failed to follow up on their interest in the 25-year-old.
“On December 23, there was a meeting between SK Slovan Bratislava and Celtic FC in the presence of Sporar’s player agent.
“We discussed with Celtic the possibilities for a potential transfer.
“Celtic responded that they would send an official proposal. But they didn’t make any more calls and didn’t send any proposal after our meeting.
“We’re a bit surprised and we don’t know now what is the situation with Celtic’s interest in Sporar.
“In the meantime, we have received offers from several clubs. We are open to negotiation with all serious partners, including Celtic.
“However, we will only accept a transfer fee which matches Sporar’s current value.”
Sporar has scored 20 goals in 26 games this season and is hotly rated at £7m but whether Celtic sign the striker remains to be seen. One thing that is certain is that Celtic need to strengthen this month.
