Bodo Chief Open to Offers for Høgh Despite No Urgent Sale Need
Bodo’s star forward, Kasper Høgh, is attracting considerable attention from various clubs, including the Premier League and Scottish leagues. His exceptional performance in recent matches, including a crucial brace against Manchester City, has heightened interest from teams like Celtic and Fulham.
Bodo’s Stance on Høgh’s Transfer
Frode Thomassen, the managing director of Bodø/Glimt, has stated that although there is no pressing need to sell Høgh, they are open to offers that reflect his value. “We don’t have to sell anyone, but if the offer is good and the player would like to go, we will consider it,” he remarked.
Potential Transfer Offers
Reports suggest that Norwich City has initiated discussions with Bodø/Glimt, proposing a package around £7 million, which includes various performance-related add-ons. The offer comes as Norwich aims to bolster their squad as the transfer deadline approaches.
- Reported bid from Norwich: €8 million
- Competing interests: Celtic, Fulham, and clubs from the Championship
- Høgh’s impact: Scored crucial goals in the Europa League
Importance of Upcoming Matches
Høgh is expected to play a vital role in the upcoming Champions League match against Atletico Madrid. Thomassen believes this match could significantly influence Bodo’s future and Høgh’s career trajectory. “We need to match our Manchester City heroics to succeed in Madrid,” he stated.
Focus Beyond Financial Gains
Bodø/Glimt prioritizes both performance on the pitch and player development over financial gains from sales. Thomassen emphasizes the club’s cultural values, focusing on continuous improvement and teamwork. “Kasper is not just a fantastic player but also a great teammate, embodying the values we hold dear,” he added.
Bodø/Glimt aims to build a strong team while maintaining a clear identity, focusing on both sporting success and the personal growth of their players. With Høgh at the forefront, the club is hopeful about achieving further success in European competitions.
