Plymouth manager Tom Cleverley confirmed this week that Lorent Tolaj does not have a release clause. Argyle publicly insist that Tolaj is fully committed.

According to the Daily Record, Celtic and clubs from England and Turkey are monitoring Plymouth Argyle strikers Lorent Tolaj and Aribim Pepple. Argyle paid £1.2 million for Tolaj, and Tom Cleverley's side will want substantial returns on their investments if either player departs this summer.

Celtic are reported to be in the leading position to sign Plymouth Argyle duo Lorent Tolaj and Bim Pepple in the summer. It is claimed the Parkhead club feel they can sign the pair for a low price. The Daily Mail reports that the duo's form has attracted interest from Celtic and other clubs in England.

Social media rumours have linked Celtic with Plymouth Argyle's 24-year-old striker Lorent Tolaj, who is a Swiss-Kosovan former Switzerland youth cap. His recent form has reportedly caused widespread speculation. The forward moved from Port Vale in a £1m summer transfer and has since scored 15 goals in 25 appearances. Unconfirmed reports have suggested a potential January transfer to Celtic, with some sources mentioning a possible £5m fee. However, FIFA rules prevent any move this month, as they prohibit players from featuring for more than two clubs in a single season. Tolaj has already played four times for Port Vale before joining Argyle, which makes him unavailable until the summer at the earliest. The forward's contract at Plymouth Argyle runs until June 2029. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €500k.