Strahinja Pavlovic has opened up on his future as Celtic join Juventus in the hunt for the Partizan Belgrade defender.
Neil Lennon spied on the 18-year-old, who made it onto the shortlist for the prestigious Golden Boy award this year for Under 21 players.
Lennon went to see him stroll through Partizan's 1-0 win in Rhyl against Kilmarnock's Europa League conquerors Connah's Quay Nomads.
But Pavlovic, who was also strongly linked with a £4 million move to Italian champions Juve this summer, is cool on his future.
He said: "I must admit when I first heard about the interest of Juventus I thought it was a dream, but I've been told their interest is serious.
"The club's management knows what is going on. They will handle any transfer negotiations and I know there have been talks.
"So I am completely relaxed and I'm not thinking about any move for now. I just want to concentrate on playing for Partizan.
"People elsewhere will take care of this.
"I only make my debut last season and have only played 15 games. I have a great deal to learn and I am dedicated to doing that at Partizan until something happens.
"It's nice when the manager and president of the club say I am their most valuable player and I have read about the millions I am supposed to be worth.
"But it's up to me to prove this.
"And even if I went to Juventus, it's very unrealistic to think I would go straight into a team like that. So for now I concentrate on Partizan."
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