Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has hailed the record-setting arrival of Kasper Hogh from Bodo/Glimt.
The Danish striker has been described as a "player of real quality" after the club completed his signing. The Scottish Premiership champions announced the Denmark international's addition on Tuesday.
He is set to strengthen O’Neill’s attacking options for the upcoming season. His new manager told club media, "I am delighted that Kasper has joined us.
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"He is a player of real quality with a good level of experience in both domestic and European competition. Kasper is a goalscorer, but he also has a lot more to his game, and I am sure our fans will like the way he plays.
"The club has done so well to secure a player of this quality, and I am confident that Celtic and Kasper will be a really good match.
"We look forward to introducing him into the squad as we build towards the start of the season."
25-year-old Hogh could make his official debut next Monday, against Dundee on Flag Day at Celtic Park.