Celtic is pursuing Hajduk Split's Niko Sigur for a fee of less than £4 million. The potential transfer is considered a solution, on the condition that the deal is finalized before the transfer deadline. Sigur is able to play on the right flank and in midfield, which gives O’Neill tactical flexibility. The paperwork for the transfer requires quick completion.

Journalist Scott Burns says Niko Sigur was one of several potential deals Celtic had arranged on the condition that they reached the Champions League, adding that the move for the player was now dead. CeltsAreHere reported that Celtic had not submitted a formal bid for Sigur despite reports from Croatia suggesting the 22-year-old was set to join after Hajduk Split’s Conference League clash. According to CeltsAreHere, there had been interest from Celtic, but no agreement had been reached and no formal offer had been made. Sigur was believed to favour a move to Celtic if the club decided to formalise their interest, and Hajduk were looking for around €4 million.

Niko Sigur is reportedly nearing a move to Celtic from Hajduk Split. Croatia football pundit and former Poland international Łukasz Gikiewicz claimed that Celtic have secured a deal, which will be finalised following their Conference League playoff second leg. Gikiewicz posted on X that two outgoing transfers have been agreed for after Thursday’s match in Częstochowa, with Rokas Pukštas going to Middlesbrough and Niko Sigur to Celtic. Hajduk boss Gonzalo Garcia also hinted that a move could happen imminently.

According to Team Talk, a transfer to Celtic for Niko Sigur is now improbable. Celtic had a long-term interest in the player and were in talks for a significant part of the summer, but the Croatian club would not approve a sale until their Conference League play-off against Rakow Częstochowa was concluded. The possibility of Sigur joining Canadian teammate Alistair Johnston at Celtic has diminished, as Genk is advancing its efforts and other European sides are still involved in discussions. It seems doubtful that Celtic can regain its position this late in the transfer window, particularly after the LASK defeat.

Niko Sigur wants a move to Celtic despite the club not being in the Champions League. A bid has not yet been made by Michael Nicholson and his associates. Sigur has other options with clubs interested in signing him this month.

Celtic's qualification for the Champions League group stage was a condition for its major spending and for the potential signing of players like Niko Sigur, a Canadian international from Hajduk Split who was among six targets considered by the club. Following their elimination, it is uncertain who may still be signed.

According to reports in Spain, Celtic have made an offer for Niko Sigur, and Valencia also has an interest in the player. The offer was reportedly around €3.5m (£2.5m). Hajduk Split is seeking a figure closer to €5m (£4m). The player's current contract has two years remaining.

According to Sport Sport, Hadjuk Split are demanding a £3.4 million fee for Niko Sigur.

Celtic remain the only side to have made a concrete offer for Niko Sigur. The Scottish champions have offered a deal worth about £3m, but Hajduk Split want approximately £4.3m before agreeing to sell him.

El Gol Digital stated that Celtic has offered 3.5 million euros for Niko Sigur, but that amount did not satisfy Hajduk. According to the same source, Hajduk is asking for between four and five million euros for Sigur. Daily Record previously wrote that Celtic was preparing an offer of around 2.9 million euros and considers Sigur one of the main options to strengthen the midfield. Celtic has tried to sign him before, and their interest has not disappeared.

Hadjuk Split boss Gonzalo Garcia revealed he will assess Niko Sigur's mental situation before deciding whether to select him for what will almost certainly be his final game for the club. Manager Garcia did not include Sigur in Hajduk's matchday squad for their weekend victory against NK Osijek. The Hoops face competition from France.

Index.hr reported that Niko Sigur is being monitored by Celtic and several other clubs. Hajduk received an offer from Toulouse of around two million euros for Niko Sigur but will not accept it before the return match with Rakow.

According to Germanijak, Celtic has made a €2.5M offer to Hajduk Split for Niko Sigur. The same source states that Hajduk Split values the player at €3-4m. Hajduk Split appeared resigned to losing Sigur, but his future is expected to be decided after the Raków tie this week.

According to Germanijak, the most interesting option for Niko Sigur so far is allegedly from Celtic. The report also states that Celtic have reportedly offered 2.5 million pounds for the player.

Celtic are in talks to sign Niko Sigur from Hajduk Split. He can play at right back as well as defensive midfield, two positions where Celtic are seeking to add players.

Celtic's likely qualification for the Champions League has accelerated their plans for new arrivals, and they are considering Hajduk Split's Sigur. According to sources for Football Insider, Celtic are prepared to make an approach for Sigur soon, and his versatility is appealing to their recruitment team.

Hajduk Split sporting director Robert Graf admitted that Niko Sigur, a target for Celtic, is one of two players who can be sold to help the club strengthen its squad. Graf stated that financially, the club is not in the best condition, and he hopes that after selling players, they will be able to allocate money for transfers.

Celtic are pursuing Niko Sigur at Hajduk Split but were unable to complete a deal before the previous night's deadline.

According to Football Insider, sources have indicated that Celtic believe they can sign Hajduk Split midfielder Niko Sigur for a fee under £4 million. Celtic are again advancing on a deal this summer for the player, who is a long-term target. Sources state that Hajduk Split is aware it cannot demand a large fee for Niko Sigur. Sigur has two years remaining on his contract. Celtic believe a deal for less than £4 million is possible, and the player is reportedly keen for the transfer to occur in the upcoming weeks. It has been suggested in recent reports that Michael Nicholson, Celtic's chief executive, is scheduled to start talks regarding a move for Sigur in the next few days. The Croatian club is prepared to accept a lower-priced deal because of time pressure to sell the midfielder.

Celtic are interested in signing Niko Sigur from Hajduk Split this summer, after an attempt by Martin O'Neill's side failed in January. Niko Sigur is interested in joining Martin O'Neill's side to play in the Champions League and to play with his compatriot, Alistair Johnston, at Celtic. Celtic is preparing an offer of approximately €2.9m. Hajduk Split does not intend to sell Niko Sigur until after their UEFA Conference League qualifiers against Raków Częstochowa, the return leg of which is on August 27th. Consequently, Celtic must wait until after these matches to sign him. Hajduk is asking for €4m for Niko Sigur and hopes the price will increase to €5m due to what they consider to be Celtic's urgent need for reinforcements. It is unclear whether Celtic is willing to offer at least €4m. Last season, Niko Sigur played 35 matches as a right-back and a defensive midfielder.

Sky Sports' Anthony Joseph reports that Niko Sigur is a key target for Celtic. The Hajduk Split player was reportedly a target during Wilfried Nancy's brief reign in January, and no move was made then. The Canada international has two years remaining on his contract and could be available for approximately £3m. He is also said to be interested in moving to Celtic Park.

The Daily Record reports that Niko Sigur is seeking a move to Celtic. The reported interest from the club is said to have reached Sigur and helped him decide on a potential move. Champions League football is reportedly one of the significant reasons behind his willingness to join Celtic. According to CeltsAreHere, Sigur is valued at around £3 million. Celtic chiefs are reportedly yet to hold formal talks over the Canada international, but he is believed to be the primary candidate to replace Arne Engels.

Hajduk Split midfielder Niko Sigur is linked with Celtic while the club assesses its options. Having already played in Conference League qualifiers this season, Sigur would be unavailable for Celtic's Champions League play-off tie. He would offer versatility and midfield cover.

The Daily Record reported that a Scottish club has renewed its interest in Hajduk player Niko Sigur and is preparing a multimillion offer. Celtic secured around 25.7 million euros from selling Arne Engels, and as a result, financing Sigur’s arrival would not be an obstacle. Following the sale of one of its key midfielders, the Scottish club has both financial resources and a clear need for reinforcement in midfield.

The Daily Record reports that Niko Sigur from Hajduk Split is a high-priority target for Celtic. He is valued at £6m.

Celtic are interested in signing Hajduk Split's Niko Sigur for Martin O'Neill's squad and are preparing to make an approach. The Scottish media have reported on Celtic’s desire to sign the 22-year-old and their plan to make an offer. T Portal in Croatia has also reported Celtic’s interest in the Canada international. The Croatian outlet reports that the Scottish champions showed serious interest in the Hajduk Split player in January, but a transfer did not happen. Celtic were close to signing him in the winter before the transfer failed because of Martin O’Neill replacing Wilfried Nancy. Celtic have maintained their interest. Niko Sigur can operate as a defensive midfielder, a right-back and also as a centre-back, and his versatility is appealing to Martin O’Neill’s team, which is seeking to strengthen its midfield this summer. The Canadian is their primary target and developments are expected soon. According to T Portal, Celtic will contact the Croatian club in the near future with an offer of approximately €2.9m. Celtic have not made a formal bid so far but are expected to submit one in the near future. Sigur has a contract until 2028 and Transfermarkt values him at €4m. The Scottish media have stated his club would ask for €4-5m, while other reports have cited his price as €2.9m. T Portal states that Sigur is a player from whom Hajduk can make a significant profit this transfer window, but is also an important member of Gonzalo García’s team. The outlet notes his capacity to play in multiple positions is more valuable during a Thursday-Sunday match schedule, and that the outcome will largely depend on the amount of Celtic’s offer and the conditions they propose.

According to the Daily Record, Niko Sigur's potential price is between 4 and 5 million euros. The Daily Record also states that Hajduk will not obstruct Sigur's departure, as the club needs to obtain approximately 10 million euros from transfers by the end of the year.

Celtic are ready to advance their interest in Niko Sigur. The club's recruitment team has identified the Hajduk Split player as one of their main options for the defensive midfield position. Chief executive Michael Nicholson is expected to advance that interest and open discussions with the Croatian club in the coming days. A significant seven-figure bid would be required for Celtic to engage Hajduk in discussions over Sigur. The Canadian has interest from some of Europe’s top leagues, but would be interested in joining Johnston at Celtic.

Niko Sigur, who is described as a January transfer target for Celtic, is reportedly available for £2.5m this summer. His club, Hajduk Split, could be forced to sell him to fund a squad rebuild.

According to Sportske Novosti, there is ongoing interest in a potential transfer for Niko Sigur. Celtic had previously shown interest in Niko Sigur, and the transfer story was active this winter and last summer. Sigur's market value is currently 4 million euros, but Hajduk will aim for a higher amount. Good performances at the World Cup could further increase his transfer value. Sigur's contract with Hajduk is valid until 2028.

According to Vecernji List, Niko Sigur was a target for clubs, including Celtic, during the winter. The report also mentions that Sigur is soon leaving his club for national team duties and that the club plans to earn money on him in the future. The report also notes that Sigur has the ambition to one day play for Canada at the World Cup.

The Daily Record reports that Celtic are long-term admirers of Niko Sigur and that he is said to be available for around £3m. The same report states that Sigur has a preference to join Celtic over Rangers and would be very eager to move to Parkhead in 2026. It is also likely that Sigur will stay in Croatia for the remainder of the campaign.

According to Herald Scotland, Celtic are interested in signing Hajduk Split central midfielder Niko Sigur before the end of the January transfer window. The report claims that Niko Sigur has been identified as Celtic's primary target in their search for a new central midfield option. Talks are ongoing between Celtic and Hajduk Split to reach an agreement for Sigur to move to Parkhead before the deadline.

According to a report from journalist Mark Hendry on The Celtic Way, Celtic retains interest in Niko Sigur and is likely to resume negotiations for the Canadian international. The report states that Sigur would prefer a move to Celtic and that this could be an advantage for them in a potential move. The interim boss wishes to strengthen Celtic's defensive options and wants a comfortable right-footed player. Rangers have also considered signing Sigur, but Sigur's preference is for Celtic.

According to journalist Izak Ante Sucic, Niko Sigur's proposed move to Celtic is now unlikely to happen because Hajduk Split have loaned Fran Karacic to Osijek with an option to make the deal permanent. Sucic claims that a transfer is not yet entirely out of the question and Hajduk could still be tempted into a sale if a good offer is made for Niko Sigur. It was claimed earlier this week that his arrival at Celtic was one step away following a delay after Wilfried Nancy's sacking.

According to Croatian transfer expert Izak Ante Sucic, Niko Sigur's move to Celtic is now considered unlikely. Sucic mentions that Hajduk would be open to selling for a good offer. Reports in Croatia earlier this week had stated that Sigur was one step away from moving to Glasgow and that Celtic had reportedly prevailed over Wolves in the effort to sign him. Initial reports also suggested that the sacking of Wilfried Nancy had delayed the deal, and it is not clear whether Martin O'Neill has put a hold on any deal.

Hajduk midfielder Niko Sigur is being linked with Wolverhampton and Celtic, but these deals are described as not being close to completion. It is understood that no concrete developments are happening in either direction. According to the Daily Record, Sigur is Celtic's top target. The same source states his conflicts with Gattuso have strengthened him.

According to 24Sata, Celtic have agreed to a £3m deal with Hajduk Split for Niko Sigur. The transfer was recommended and sanctioned by Wilfried Nancy before he was relieved of his duties. The Daily Record reports that the Celtic board have put the transfer on hold following Martin O’Neill’s return as caretaker manager until the end of the season.

Journalist Ižak Ante Sučić stated Niko Sigur was very close to a move to Celtic Park in the winter market. However, 24 Sata reported it is unclear whether the 22-year-old will join Celtic in this window and that manager O’Neill has not made a decision over signing Sigur. Furthermore, Sportske Novosti claim a move to Celtic is not close, while Dalmatinski Portal reported there is serious interest in Sigur but a departure in January is unlikely.

Celtic are close to signing Hadjuk Split defensive midfielder Niko Sigur. Wolverhampton Wanderers had also been interested in the 22-year-old Canadian international, but Celtic appear to be securing the signing. Although Nancy's exit had raised doubts about the deal, the Scottish club is now proceeding to bring him to Parkhead this month.

Niko Sigur, a Canada international and Hajduk Split player, has been linked with Celtic and appears to be close to becoming Martin O'Neill's first signing in his third stint as the club's manager.

Index.hr reports that the potential transfer of Niko Sigur, a midfielder for Hajduk and the Canadian national team, to Celtic is not close to being completed. The same source also reports that there are no concrete developments regarding the transfer.

It is reported that Celtic are close to signing Hajduk Split midfielder Niko Sigur.

CeltsAreHere confirmed that while Celtic are interested in Niko Sigur from Hajduk Split, the transfer is not close to completion. Negotiations have not progressed to an advanced stage, and no agreements on personal terms or fees are in place. The club continue to monitor Sigur’s situation. Celtic’s recruitment team have identified Sigur as a player of interest, but negotiations have not reached a point where a transfer is considered likely. CeltsAreHere stated that Celtic are not close to signing Sigur.

According to a claim by the Croatian outlet 24Sata, Celtic reached an agreement with Split to bring Niko Sigur to Glasgow. Celtic are said to have put the transfer on hold following Wilfried Nancy's sacking. It is claimed that while the deal is uncertain amid the change in management, Celtic's close relationship with the player's agents, SA33, helped the two parties agree to terms.

Journalist Ižak Ante Sučić reports that Niko Sigur is very close to joining Celtic from Hajduk Split. The Scottish club secured his signing ahead of Wolves, and the deal is now reportedly being finalised by Celtic. Celtic renewed their interest in the 22-year-old Canadian international right-back and are said to view Sigur as a direct replacement for Josip Juranović.