Celtic FC has reportedly shown interest in the Lithuanian football club, with discussions beginning as early as the start of July. However, negotiations between the two entities have not yet concluded. The G.
Giničius club appears resistant to an immediate sale, reportedly setting a valuation expectation of between €14 and €15 million. Discrepancies have emerged regarding the financial details of the talks. Some online portals have circulated reports suggesting that an initial offer from Celtic was made for €7.5 million, an amount that was subsequently rejected by the selling club.
Contradicting these reports is Lithuanian agent Dimitrijus Vinokurovas. Speaking to the Scottish portal “CeltsAreHere,” the agent directly addressed the circulating rumors. Mr.
Vinokurovas stated that the claims suggesting a prior, insufficient offer were inaccurate. “This information began with the statement that there was already a previous offer and that it was insufficient. This is not true,” Vinokurovas asserted.
The ongoing discussions highlight a significant gap between the valuation desired by the G. Giničius club and the figures circulating in the media. While Celtic maintains its interest in the player or asset, the final agreement remains contingent on resolving these financial disagreements between the involved parties.
The status of the transfer remains undetermined as the negotiation process continues.
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