Celtic's Benjamin Nygren is ready to pack his bags and head to the Premier League, with Tottenham Hotspur his desired destination. The Swedish attacker has enjoyed an excellent debut season in Scotland, scoring 21 goals and assisting another nine in all competitions. Celtic will demand a club-record sale of €30m (£26m) for Nygren, which would make him more expensive than record departure Matt O'Riley. This potential exit would be a significant blow to Martin O'Neill's side as they attempt to defend their title next season. And with the transfer window now open, Celtic must get their business right to push towards glory once again. The club has been linked with several promising names, including Alvaro Rodriguez, who could solve their striker problems. But the potential loss of Nygren would be a significant setback, given his impressive form last season. So, Celtic's transfer dealings will be closely watched in the coming months. Nygren's departure would also raise questions about the club's ability to hold onto their key players, with Daizen Maeda among those who could leave in the coming months. Celtic's fans will be hoping that the club can bring in some top talent to replace Nygren, should he leave. The club's chiefs will have plenty to think about this summer, as they weigh up their options and consider what's best for the team.