Parma midfielder Oliver Sorensen, 24, has completed a medical in London ahead of a loan transfer to Celtic.
PSV Eindhoven midfielder Joel van den Berg, 19, is in Glasgow to finalise a £3.4 million transfer to Celtic.
Celtic are in negotiations with Wolves regarding a loan deal for former England goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, 33.
Celtic are set to renew their efforts to sign Blackburn Rovers goalkeeper Balazs Toth, 28.
Celtic are intensifying their pursuit of Eintracht Frankfurt full‑back Niels Nkounkou, 25, who was previously linked with a move to Nice in France.
Torino turned down a Celtic offer for midfielder Gvidas Gineitis, 22, over the weekend, and without an improved bid the Lithuania international will remain in Italy.
Celtic retain an interest in Southampton’s right‑back Yukinari Sugawara, though the 26‑year‑old Japan international is close to completing a loan move to Serie A club Cagliari.
Celtic have been notified of a potential loan for 19‑year‑old Chelsea winger Kendry Paez.
Celtic’s Japan midfielder Reo Hatate, 28, is approaching a transfer to England’s Championship.
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