Jakob Breum, a highly sought-after playmaker at Go Ahead Eagles, is the subject of transfer interest. The club has set their minimum selling price at £5.2 million and has been firm in their decision not to accept lower offers. Sporting director Jan Willem van Dop has communicated this stance to interested clubs, including Celtic, and is demanding a fee of €6 million. Last month, Celtic's £1.5 million offer was turned down. At 21 years old, Breum has attracted interest from leading clubs in the Netherlands, having impressed last season with 10 goals and six assists, despite missing three months due to a foot injury. His name has been a topic of discussion in recent television debates concerning Eredivisie clubs securing competitive fees for top players. RTV Oost journalist Tijmen van Wissing pointed out that Breum has proven to be a crowd favorite, which underscores the Eagles' firm valuation of him. In the meantime, Celtic's manager Brendan Rodgers is on the lookout for new players to strengthen the team's attacking lineup following the loss of key members.