Peterborough director of football Barry Fry claims Celtic and Rangers are watching striker Ivan Toney.
But he warned the club value the 24-year-old at no less than £15million.
Reports linked Celtic to Toney at the turn of the year but Fry insists he's since been informed their Ibrox rivals are also watching on.
He admits no formal contact has been made from either Premiership club as Toney enters the final year of his deal.
"I've had agents on telling me that Rangers and Celtic are very interested,' Fry told the Daily Mail.
"But I haven't had any calls from either Rangers or Celtic, personally.
"If they have any sense, they'll pay us £15million to get him. If they haven't any sense at all, then I won't be hearing from them."
English League One clubs are set to vote on whether to call an end to the season and Fry concedes Toney will likely leave if Peterborough miss out on promotion.
He added: "As things stand, we won't get promoted and won't even be in the play-offs.
"That being the case, Ivan Toney is definitely for sale. But only at the right price."
