Kelechi Iheanacho is "keen" to remain at Celtic for another season if the club offers him a new deal, with his future currently unresolved as his existing agreement expires.
The striker’s option for an automatic extension runs out today (June 30), leaving the 29-year-old attracting interest from a number of clubs across Europe as he weighs up his next move.
Football Insider has reported that Iheanacho is giving priority to a return to Celtic Park, despite uncertainty over whether the club will formalise a fresh offer.
The Nigerian forward enjoyed a productive spell in Glasgow despite injury setbacks limiting his involvement, making just four league starts over the campaign.
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He still managed to score five Premiership goals, including crucial late strikes against Hibernian and Motherwell after the split, while also finding the net in Celtic’s Scottish Cup final win over Dunfermline.
However, his long-term fitness record remains a concern, and Celtic have yet to commit to extending his stay beyond the initial deal.
The former Manchester City and Leicester forward is not short of options, with multiple clubs monitoring his situation as a free agent.
Interest from Turkey is particularly strong, with several Super Lig sides alerted to his availability and reports suggesting offers are already on the table.
