Three clubs in Ukraine are interested in taking Marian Shved on loan.
The winger has made three substitute appearances for Celtic this season after being signed from Karpaty Lviv at the end of the January transfer window.
When he was first asked about Shved Brendan Rodgers shrugged it aside saying that he already had a million wingers but technically the Ukrainian will go down as his last signing.
Celtic immediately sent the winger back to Karpaty on loan with another loan likely once the football suspension is lifted.
The Sun reports:
Three clubs in Ukraine had expressed an interest in the 22-year-old before football was shut down and they want to land him on loan for their season.
Leading the chase are ambitious Oleksandriya, who finished third in the league last season and are pushing to try and win their first ever title.
However, all transfers are on hold now and Shved has indicated to his homeland media that he would prefer to stay in Glasgow and fight for his place.
Despite Scott Sinclair and Lewis Morgan leaving Celtic in January Shved has only managed a five minute cameo role away to Clyde since the turn of the year.
Earlier this season he did make an appearance in an international friendly with the delayed finals of ‘Euro 2020’ an obvious target if he can get regular game time out on loan.