Thomas Gravesen Says Celtic Target Can Reach Larsson Levels

Celtic is reportedly interested in signing Mathias Kvistgaarden from Brøndby, a player former Celtic midfielder Thomas Gravesen believes could emulate the legendary Henrik Larsson's achievements if he stays long-term at the club. Kvistgaarden has had a standout season, scoring 17 goals and providing four assists in 28 appearances, making him a coveted target in the upcoming transfer window. Gravesen expressed disappointment that Celtic did not secure Kvistgaarden during the last transfer window, despite the club's ongoing search for a replacement for Kyogo Furuhashi, who left for Rennes in January. Brøndby chairman Jan Bech Andersen revealed they turned down offers for Kvistgaarden, emphasizing the club's desire to keep him for the remainder of the season. As Celtic prepares for a crucial summer transfer window, the potential acquisition of Kvistgaarden could significantly bolster their attacking options. The debate over who is the best striker since Larsson continues, but Gravesen's endorsement of Kvistgaarden adds weight to the discussion.