Kasper Høgh, born on 6 December 2000 (age 25), is a Danish striker who moved onto Celtic’s radar after a productive spell with Bodo Glimt. His 2025 league season there was the obvious calling card: 17 goals in 28 appearances, the sort of return that tends to travel well on a scouting file.
He was linked with Celtic in January and May 2026 before joining from Bodo Glimt in July 2026 for around £11m. That fee brought a fair level of expectation, even allowing for the usual caution around forwards arriving in Scotland with a reputation built elsewhere.
Høgh’s Celtic career is still at an early stage. In 2026-27 he has made four league appearances and scored three league goals, with further outings in the League Cup, Champions League qualifiers and Europa League. Across all competitions for Celtic, he has nine appearances and three goals.
He has also been involved with Denmark this season, making appearances in World Cup qualifying and the Nations League, and scoring once in the qualifiers. His current market value is around £10m, according to Transfermarkt.
So far, Høgh’s career has moved from a strong scoring year in Norway to a sizeable Celtic transfer and early goals in Glasgow. It remains a developing profile, but the outline is clear enough.
