PEC Zwolle defender Kenneth Paal admits he is flattered by links in his homeland with a move to Celtic this summer.
The left-back has attracted interest from several clubs in England with Barnsley reportedly having a £650,000 bid knocked back.
With Ange Postecoglou limited on options at full-back, with Greg Taylor the only left-back on the first-team books, Dutch media have touted the 24-year-old with a move to Parkhead.
With AZ Alkmaar, Bordeaux and St Etienne among potential suitors, Paal singled out the Scottish Premiership side for special praise.
When asked about the talk of a move to Celtic, he told De Stentor : "It's such a big club, with such a history, that's always nice to hear.
"That just shows that you're doing a good job."
He admitted that he is keen on a move to England next season if he is to leave the Eredivise but was keen to keep his options open.
He continued: "I've always said that (I would want to move to England). That's where I get the most out of my game.”
"The Championship, the second tier in England, is a great competition. I would like to experience that one day.
"I'm sure a lot of Premier League clubs would have a hard time there. That's a really nice competition. I would like to experience that.
"As it stands now, I will still be a PEC player next season. I'm just working on PEC and just trying to stay as focussed as possible"
