Cameron Carter-Vickers is in 'advanced talks' over a permanent move to Celtic, according to a report in the US.
The Tottenham centre-back has been one of Ange Postecoglou 's players of the season after arriving on loan in the summer.
He's played virtually every minute and it's widely believed the Parkhead club are desperate to keep them as they build for next season.
SBI Soccer say the clubs are in "advanced talks" over a deal that would see him move permanently.
Celtic retain a £6million option to buy as part of the deal that brought him to Parkhead in the summer.
They also say that Wolves, Leicester and Watford are interested but are yet to make concrete offers.
It's also believed Burnley are keeping a close eye on his development.
Record Sport previously reported that the player’s camp believe Celtic - with Champions League football almost secured for next season - is the best place for the 24-year-old to take his game onto the next level as he is enjoying the finest spell of his career in Glasgow.
American international Carter-Vickers has made 41 appearances for the Hoops so far and is on the brink of lifting a league title for the first time in his career.
