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THE PUSH FOR CELTIC TO REPLACE KYOGO FURUHASHI IS SET TO GO TO THE WIRE WITH TIME RUNNING OUT IN THE JANUARY WINDOW 19:19, 03 Feb 2025Updated 21:12, 03 Feb 2025 Slovan Bratislava director
general Ivan KmotrIk has challenged David Strelec's suitors to submit an "offer that can’t be refused" amid interest from Celtic. Time is rapidly running out for the Scottish
Premiership champions to find a successor for Kyogo Furuhashi after his £10m switch to Stade Rennes - with Adam Idah left as the only recognised first-team striker at the club should the
deadline pass without a new recruit. Johnny Kenny has made just one appearance since returning from his successful loan spell at Shamrock Rovers - while Daniel Cummings future is up in the
air as he nears a switch to West Ham. _RECORD SPORT_ revealed that Strelec is one of the names that is on the Hoops' radar with time running out - and the the Slovakian champions have
been bullish in their stance over an exit for the 23-year-old throughout the month. But amid reports in Slovakia that Middlesborough have seen a last-gasp £6m bid rejected, KmotrIk has made
his feelings clear on Strelec's future. He told _Sport_: "Our goal is to keep the squad together and fulfil our objective. That means to defend the title. If Dávid were to leave,
it would be a noticeable weakening for us. “The amount offered would have to be radically high for us to consider his transfer. It has to be an offer that can’t be refused. And we are very
far from that.” The comments come amid speculation that Danny Ings could be making a loan exit from West Ham for Celtic Park - with Southampton also showing late interest. A deal appears to
be drifting with the 32-year-old named on the bench for the Monday night clash with Chelsea by boss Graham Potter. Article continues below IT'S A FAST MOVING DEADLINE DAY AND YOU CAN
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