Celtic defender Mikael Lustig is reportedly a player in demand.
According to The Scottish Sun, Celtic manager Lennon wants Lustig to stay at Celtic Park beyond the summer transfer window.
The report has claimed of interest in the Sweden international centre-back from Malmo, AIK Stockholm and other European clubs.
The 32-year-old will decide on his future this week after his international commitments with Sweden are over, according to the report.
Former Celtic right-back Wilson, 35, believes that Lennon will be able to persuade Lustig to be at Celtic Park, but he believes that the Glasgow do need another player in the position.
Wilson told The Daily Record: “A lot of reports have said he wants to go back home for his family life but I think Neil could persuade him.
“Even if he does stay, they need someone else. I’m not sure Mikael has 60-odd games in him and that’s what Celtic are facing every season.”
Celtic stay
Lustig has made mistakes from time to time, and it is clear that the Sweden international needs replacing in the long run.
However, it will make sense for Celtic to hold onto the 32-year-old for one more season, as his experience will be valuable for the Glasgow giants.
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