Celtic are keen on doing a deal to sign young Polish right-back Karol Fila from Lechia Gdansk.
Bhoys boss Neil Lennon is looking to be active in this month's transfer window and despite a host of options at right-back, is zeroing in on a Polish talent.
Fila is the player in Celtic's sights, according to Zagranie.com's Polish football insider Janekx, with the Scottish champions having a strong interest in snapping him up.
The defender came through the youth ranks at Lechia Gdansk and has nailed down a regular spot in the side, with 23 appearances across all competitions for the club to his name so far this season.
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Fila turned out for Lechia Gdansk in their Europa League qualifying campaign, featuring in games against Danish side Brondby and even chipping in with an assist in a 2-1 home win.
Lechia Gdansk have the 21-year-old under contract until 2022 and it is unclear how much Celtic might have to pay to convince the Polish side to part with him.
Fila has clocked a total of 57 appearances for the Polish outfit, who are sitting seventh in the Ekstraklasa.
The full-back has been capped by Poland at Under-21 level.