Luka Dordevic is a free agent after leaving Zenit St Petersburg and could be offered a chance at Celtic.
Brendan Rodgers has shown no willingness to stand still this summer despite Celtic reigning supreme last season with an undefeated domestic treble.
Jonny Hayes has arrived from runners-up Aberdeen, sought-after midfielder Kundai Benyu is on his way from Ipswich Town and Olivier Ntcham has now completed a thrilling, £5 million move from Manchester City, per the Daily Record.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is aiming to improve his squad
And they may be joined in the green half of Glasgow by a Montenegrin forward by the name of Luka Dordevic. According to the Daily Record, the 23-year-old is now a free agent having asked to be released by Zenit St Petersburg despite having three years remaining on his contract with the Russian giants.
The report adds that he wanted more regular game time and he has now been linked with a shock move to the Scottish champions.
The 6ft 1ins forward hasn’t exactly set the world alight at any of his previous clubs, netting just once in three years at Zenit. He also failed to find the back of the net during a combined 17 league games on loan at FC Twente in Holland and Sampdoria in Italy.
He also has just one goal in four caps for Montenegro, and that came on his debut as an 18-year-old against European whipping boys San Marino.
Dordevic turned down the chance to work under new Zenit boss Roberto Mancini
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